1 fusky Jul 08, 2007 21:30
3 karen Jul 11, 2007 03:01
I've had this problem before and moving the folder /blogs is not enough.
What I did was reinstall my b2e to the default directory /public.html and it work...intead of www.mydomain.com/blogs, it is now www.mydomain.com
4 fusky Jul 11, 2007 06:13
karen wrote:
to the default directory /public.html
What do you mean ?
In the main directoty ? not in /www ...
what is public.html ?
lot of question but i can't publish anything until i solve this trouble.
5 edb Jul 11, 2007 16:25
Install it one level up, meaning not in a folder called "blogs". You can actually just move everything up one level if you want, then edit your conf/_basic_config.php file so that your $baseurl no longer has the /blogs part in it, but since your installation is new it's probably just as easy to reinstall it.
6 fusky Jul 13, 2007 07:16
When I put all the files of /blogs into the same directory that /gettetxt , /doc, and the index ... .html, then the main page bug (there is only text) and when clicking on install I have this message : Not Found.
This is a screen of the ftp, maybe you could see what's wrong :
http://lefusk.free.fr/Photo/ftpscreenshot.jpg
Thx
7 fusky Jul 13, 2007 07:34
Well, it's work !
However, Idon't want to call my blog through myblog.com/index.php?blog=2, but through myblog.com/ .
Can a stub file being useful ?
8 afwas Jul 13, 2007 20:36
Yes, and creating a stub file is not so difficult as it looks. Just grab one and tweak it with your blog numbers. Then go to backoffice -> Blog Settings -> Blog URL parameters -> Preferred access type and enter the stub file. You can then place this stub file wherever handy, like in the /www folder.
What you want (as long as you have one blog as a main page) is also possible by ticking "Automatic detection by index.php". the url will be www.yourdomain.com/index.php, but your server will automatically find the index.php, so www.yourdomain.com will be enough to find it and the index.php itself will automatically show the default blog.
Good luck
9 fusky Jul 14, 2007 02:29
I did exactly what you explain for the settings in the backoffice (without stub file) but I have this page when I call myblog.com/
http://lefusk.free.fr/Photo/bb2b.jpg
it's very annoying, i can't publish it like that !
10 fusky Jul 15, 2007 01:02
up !
plz
11 afwas Jul 15, 2007 01:20
Goto (Back Office) -> App settings -> General -> Display options -> Default blog to display: and choose the blog you want the viewers to see.
Good luck
12 fusky Jul 15, 2007 01:40
I have still the same screen when I call www.myblog.com (and when i clic on blog it call www.myblog.com/blogs/index.php instead of www.myblog.com/index.php )
13 afwas Jul 15, 2007 02:32
Dit you just copy the file from /www/blogs/... to /www/...? If your blog is new and has no or just a few entries, you should re-install the blog. It seems the database still thinks the blog is at yoursite/blogs/.
It refer to this aswer by EdB, a few posts up:
EdB wrote:
Install it one level up, meaning not in a folder called "blogs". You can actually just move everything up one level if you want, then edit your conf/_basic_config.php file so that your $baseurl no longer has the /blogs part in it, but since your installation is new it's probably just as easy to reinstall it.
14 fusky Jul 15, 2007 04:26
I've empty the /www directory, I've deleted my mySQL, I've created a new one, and I've uploaded B2EVO, I've moved the content of /www/blogs into /www. Then I've installed it.
I can't understand it because I did it exactly as you told me.
15 afwas Jul 15, 2007 04:56
As far as I can see you did everything ok, especially the picture of the ftp you showed looked good.
Next: open default.php in the root folder and change:
$blog = 1;
to
$blog = 2;
This might help if you completely disabled blog 1 (the All blog). You should see the same screen (your picture) if you type yourhost.com/index.php?blog=1
Just to be certain: have you checked the $baseurl in conf/_basic_config.php? It should read yourhost.com/ and not yourhost.com/blogs/
Good luck
16 fusky Jul 15, 2007 07:24
I've check, it is myblog.com/.
I did what you said, but it doesn't change anything.
How to disable Blog 1 ? I thaught we couldn't disable the "All Blogs" ...
17 afwas Jul 15, 2007 19:23
Is your blog 2 set to default blog? Check (backoffice) -> App Settings -> Default blog to display.
18 fusky Jul 16, 2007 08:13
It is ...
up !
please any help ...
Thx