No 1
right click on the page and click view-page -source
if you find several "/skin/frontend/" the site might be run by magento
or if you /skin/frontend/default/default it means probably they have played around with default theme...
No 2
in chrome or firefox (i think you have to install firbug in chrome nothing is needed to do the inspace element)
notice in the Resources -> Cookies section theres frontend attribute
disable Cookies in the browser the site will respond to enable Cookies and what are Cookies :)
No 3
right after magento site url that is after the index.php (eg: www.shoesales.com/index.php) add a slash and admin www.shoesales.com/index.php/admin if it takes you to admin panel logi screen definitely the site is run by magento..
you can change the admin url via admin panel but please be careful. backup before you do anything magento also values to database tables.
https://secure.properhost.net/members/knowledgebase.php?action=displayarticle&id=15
to check if you hosting site can support Magento
http://www.magentocommerce.com/knowledge-base/entry/how-do-i-know-if-my-server-is-compatible-with-magento
Supported Operating Systems: Linux server
Supported Web Servers: Apache 1.3.x or Apache 2
PHP Compatibility: 5.2.0 and above with Safe mode off
MySQL: 4.1.20 and above
right click on the page and click view-page -source
if you find several "/skin/frontend/" the site might be run by magento
or if you /skin/frontend/default/default it means probably they have played around with default theme...
No 2
in chrome or firefox (i think you have to install firbug in chrome nothing is needed to do the inspace element)
notice in the Resources -> Cookies section theres frontend attribute
disable Cookies in the browser the site will respond to enable Cookies and what are Cookies :)
No 3
right after magento site url that is after the index.php (eg: www.shoesales.com/index.php) add a slash and admin www.shoesales.com/index.php/admin if it takes you to admin panel logi screen definitely the site is run by magento..
you can change the admin url via admin panel but please be careful. backup before you do anything magento also values to database tables.
https://secure.properhost.net/members/knowledgebase.php?action=displayarticle&id=15
to check if you hosting site can support Magento
http://www.magentocommerce.com/knowledge-base/entry/how-do-i-know-if-my-server-is-compatible-with-magento
Supported Operating Systems: Linux server
Supported Web Servers: Apache 1.3.x or Apache 2
PHP Compatibility: 5.2.0 and above with Safe mode off
MySQL: 4.1.20 and above
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