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geek
Tue 6th Feb '01, 6:23am
is it possible to have vbulletin installed in a sub-directory, with the root directory containing 2 or 3 pages managed with frontpage2000? i would like to have my home page and perhaps a couple of other pages managed with the fp extentions, and have a link to the forum from them. can this be done ? and would i just run vb out of a sub-directory? i already have a site with the fp extentions installed, but would like to add a vb forum. thanks in advance.
Zecherieh
Tue 6th Feb '01, 6:27am
Yes - this board itself is on a subdirectory "/forum"
JimF
Tue 6th Feb '01, 12:18pm
Originally posted by geek
i already have a site with the fp extentions installed, but would like to add a vb forum. thanks in advance.
Sorry, you can't call yourself a geek if you use Front Page Extensions ;).
-jim
Freddie Bingham
Tue 6th Feb '01, 12:20pm
You can do that as frontpage will just create all those annoying directories that start with _vti_ but they will not affect vBulletin and its php files.
Shaman
Tue 6th Feb '01, 1:31pm
Blah. Frontpage.
werehere
Tue 6th Feb '01, 1:50pm
Although I would not personaly let Frontpage touch the php scripts! And I would not use Frontpage to upload/download the scripts from the server, you should just use a normal ftp client for that. ;)
That would be a safer way to use Frontpage with your forum scripts! :)
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