Is the problem finally solved? Can you install the CMS at root and forums at /forum out of the box?
So anyone who has installed the 4.03 CMS.....
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My core files are in a subdomain.
In my root I have a file (This is different than if you have a separate directory)
index.php
PHP Code:<?#shebang#?>
<?php
define(VB_RELATIVE_PATH, '/home/username/public_html');
/* chdir('./' . VB_RELATIVE_PATH); */
chdir(VB_RELATIVE_PATH);
require('content.php');
Edit: I may have spoke to soon.
I also have a file named content.php in my root directory
PHP Code:<?php
chdir('/home/username/public_html');
require_once('/home/username/public_html/content.php');
require_once('/home/username/public_html/vb/bootstrap.php');Last edited by steven s; Sat 10 Apr '10, 11:49am....steven
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I think it'd be eaiser to use a htaccess setup to just have it look like root and /forumsProblems with vB4? Try This Thread for answers!Comment
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Short answer, no it does not, if you want the files to physically reside in different directories. I upgraded a VBAdvanced site (I miss it every day) and your forum, cms, blogs etc. all still physically reside in the same folder. There are workarounds - some are content with them and some are not.Comment
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Getting the CMS to work at root is a breeze, just use the supplied index.php - edit it (instructions are in the file) and stick it in the root. I've been using this method without issue for a while now. All my files are still in /forum though.
PM me if you want to see my site, you can hover the links and see if the solution is what you want.Comment
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