I have a site for my son: http://dt360.co.uk
He has taken over the website and put the new site in a subfolder /wp
I have put a redirect in the form of an edited index.php file which
He is now complaining after you leave the /wp/index.php file the site
http://www.dt360.co.uk/wp/work
He wants to give people links for neatness without the wp:
http://www.dt360.co.uk/work
I use a standard cpanel at Have Host, there appear to be a number of
Any advice gratefully accepted.
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Peter Tucker • Oxford, UK • email@hidden
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waltd
March 10, 2014, 1:51pm
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The easiest way to manage this is to change the root folder for the site from /htdocs (or whatever that folder is actually named) to /htdocs/wp. This will be done at the cPanel end of things, and it should take effect immediately. Note that this will then completely ignore anything above the /wp subfolder level. If you had a file at /htdocs/index.html, it would no longer be possible to see that file at all.
Walter
On Mar 10, 2014, at 9:36 AM, Peter Tucker wrote:
I have a site for my son: http://dt360.co.uk
He has taken over the website and put the new site in a subfolder /wp
I have put a redirect in the form of an edited index.php file which redirected to the /wp folder.
He is now complaining after you leave the /wp/index.php file the site shows in the /wp branch like this
http://www.dt360.co.uk/wp/work
He wants to give people links for neatness without the wp:
http://www.dt360.co.uk/work
I use a standard cpanel at Have Host, there appear to be a number of ways to make this work.
Any advice gratefully accepted.
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Peter Tucker • Oxford, UK • email@hidden
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