These instructions assume CiviCRM and Drupal are on separate databases located on the same physical host , and that the same database user has access to both the CiviCRM and Drupal databases. Before making any changes, it is strongly advised that you make backups of your mysql databases and settings.php file. Make sure you are logged into your Drupal site as the administrator. Visit http://yourdomain.com/civicrm/admin/setting/uf?reset=1 Replace with the domain of your Drupal site/installation. You should see a page with output that begins with: "$databases['default']['default']['prefix']= array(" Copy everything inside this box, including the trailing ");" Open /sites/default/settings.php for editing from the root directory of the site, typically "public_html" on most servers. ( NOTE: This assumes you have a single site installation. The location of the settings file might be different depending on whether or ...
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