Hi everyone,
It seems like I kind of solved this problem. Thanks to everyone's
help, I learned a lot through the process.
Just in case anybody is having similar issue, here is what I did, I'm
really a novice, so I can't explain why every step is necessary, but
it works for me:
1) I followed a yo
Thanks for the article, I'm reading it.
On Mar 10, 3:49 am, rethab wrote:
> Find more information about the advanced setup
> here:http://book.cakephp.org/#!/view/915/Advanced-Installation
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> cheers
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Find more information about the advanced setup here:
http://book.cakephp.org/#!/view/915/Advanced-Installation
cheers
On 10 Mrz., 09:31, thatsgreat2345 wrote:
> You said you wanted to have the website be example.com/exceltv so what
> you can do is put webroot in public_html then just rename it t
You said you wanted to have the website be example.com/exceltv so what
you can do is put webroot in public_html then just rename it to
exceltv
(the files inside webroot will now be in a folder called exceltv in
public_html)
On Mar 9, 8:19 pm, Tan Cheng wrote:
> Thanks for your help.
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Thanks for your help.
I have a question, when you say "put your webroot in your public_html
", do you mean put the "webroot" folder in public_html, or you mean
put the files in the webroot in the "public_html"?
Thanks!!
-David
On Mar 9, 9:42 pm, thatsgreat2345 wrote:
> I guess I should have us
I guess I should have used your example folder
where I said folder_you_want_to_access_your_site_through, name that
exceltv
and you can call your app folder whatever you want
This way, if you want to run multiple cake sites on your shared host
you will have all the apps inside your cake folder
The
You need to put your webroot in your public_html and then change your
index.php file in webroot to point to your cake root and your app path
This is how I have it setup.
/cake
/appnamehere
/controllers
/models
/other stuff
/cake
