Talk:Moving the site among directories/sub-directories
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Would it be useful to add a message or a redirection in index.html in the old subdirectory for any existing users? Or is this done automatically? I'm not sure that this level of detail is useful. If a user needs this level of detail then perhaps a script would be better and would avoid variables being set to different paths by mistyping? | Would it be useful to add a message or a redirection in index.html in the old subdirectory for any existing users? Or is this done automatically? I'm not sure that this level of detail is useful. If a user needs this level of detail then perhaps a script would be better and would avoid variables being set to different paths by mistyping? | ||
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| + | When doing this I had to modify also .htaccess in particular I had to change | ||
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| + | RewriteBase /TryJoomla/ | ||
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| + | RewriteBase / | ||
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| + | I am not sure if this is because of installation specifics or otherwise. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:45, 7 December 2011
Would it be useful to add a message or a redirection in index.html in the old subdirectory for any existing users? Or is this done automatically? I'm not sure that this level of detail is useful. If a user needs this level of detail then perhaps a script would be better and would avoid variables being set to different paths by mistyping?
[edit] missing information: edit also .htaccess
When doing this I had to modify also .htaccess in particular I had to change
RewriteBase /TryJoomla/
by
RewriteBase /
I am not sure if this is because of installation specifics or otherwise.
