text: Updated on Mar 13, 2019
  This tutorial will review the automated installation of CubeCart via Softaculous. The process is easy to complete and it only requires a few clicks through your cPanel account.
  To Install CubeCart via Softaculous you must:
  The first step of the installation process is to access the Softaculous auto-installer. For that purpose, you simply need to log into your cPanel account. Locate the Software and Services section on the page and click on the Softaculous icon.
  The system will open the Softaculous service for you. It displays all of the available application for free installation and they are categorized by their functionality on the left side of the screen. In the search box, simply enter CubeCart and click on the application's name.
  Softaculous will provide an overview of the application and what it is designed for. You will also be able to see other information about CubeCart, such as reviews, live demo, rating, etc. If you wish to proceed with the installation process, click on the Install button at the top.
  The actual installation of CubeCart through Softaculous provides a few ways to customize your script before you can start using it. There are 4 sections with options for the setup of your new website and we will review them so you can get a better understanding on what you can set.
  The first section is called the Software Setup and you have the following options:
  The second section is called the Store Settings. The options are:
  The third section is for the Database Settings:
  The fourth section is about the Admin Account on your new website. This is important section as the admin user will allow you to edit and manage your new website. Make sure that you keep a note of those details:
  When you are ready with the details above, simply click on the Install button below the details so you can initiate the actual process. It may take a few seconds to get completed fully.
  Once that is done, the system will display a successful message for you. It will also list the administrative URL, as well as the one for the front-end of your website. Keep a note of those details for your future reference.