Moving to main directory
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Hello: I simply FTPd the “frog_095” folder into our root directory, putting the install file at main.com/frog_095/frog/install Everything installed fine but now we have to go to main.com/frog_095 for it to show up. Is there a quick remedy to making it show frog simply by main.com (root directory) Thanks |
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Define URL_PUBLIC from config.php and also change ReWriteBase from .htaccess if needed. |
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Thanks—that did the trick. Very nice how convenient frog made it to do that. Mike |
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What needs to be changed to what, specifically? I have the same issue, but I’m not clear as to what URL_PUBLIC should be set to, or .htaccess. Is URL_PUBLIC set to where I want it to be, or where the installation files actually are? Same goes for .htacess. Any guidance? |
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This should be the URL of your homepage, for example #1,
This is where the files are located. So if Frog is running in the root of your webserver (or thinks it is). In the case of #1 above, it would just be / but in the case of #2 it would be /frog/ Hope that helps! |
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That doesn’t appear to have worked. Just to be clear, my installation (with frog/ admin/ and public/ folders) is located at example.com/cms and I want the install to appear as though it’s coming from example.com. I changed my .htaccess file to /cms/ and I changed my config.php file to http://example.com, but no dice. (MOD_REWRITE is on) Where did I go wrong? Also, doesn’t the index.php file in my /cms folder need to get moved somewhere? |
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I ended up just moving my Frog install to my root directory, but I’d still like to know how this can be accomplished with Frog in a sub-directory. Having the installation information in a sub-directory is more secure, after all. Thanks for your help! |
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David replied already to your question: |
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Yes, he did reply, but his explanation didn’t work, which is why I still want to figure out an answer. |
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did you change de rewriteBase to / ? (in your .htaccess) |