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I was wondering if there was a way for me to remove this, I believe its a directory issue, but i dont know how im supposed to move all the folders in my FTP without messing everything up.
What is in this directory? Is this your concrete5 base directory? Is it causing some issue with your website? Can you give me your website url?
http://www.twindragongames.x10.mx/conc/
that is my site url and as you see ^ is appended to it, and I dont know how to fix it. Everything in my /conc directory which is in my /public_html directory is every other folder needed for the site to run, like blocks, concrete, css, elements, files, controllers, helpers. etc etc. I was hoping I could take Most things out of the /conc/ folder so that my website url will just be "http://www.twindragongames.x10.mx
that is my site url and as you see ^ is appended to it, and I dont know how to fix it. Everything in my /conc directory which is in my /public_html directory is every other folder needed for the site to run, like blocks, concrete, css, elements, files, controllers, helpers. etc etc. I was hoping I could take Most things out of the /conc/ folder so that my website url will just be "http://www.twindragongames.x10.mx
Without looking at the backend of your site it is difficult to tell. Why is the the extension of the site .x10.mx
http://twindragongames.x10.mx/conc/... and not twindragongames.com or the like?
Can you provide what is in your .htaccess file? this can be found in the home directory of your website (via ftp, ssh or the like)
http://twindragongames.x10.mx/conc/... and not twindragongames.com or the like?
Can you provide what is in your .htaccess file? this can be found in the home directory of your website (via ftp, ssh or the like)
Because its through a free hosting site called x10 hosting. I dont know why its got .mx after it though.
That may be your issue. I never suggest using a "free" hosting site as you will never get any page ranking because you are not using your own domain, but theirs. For example globalnerds.com - is my site, but globalnerds.x10.mx is really their site.
Do you own this domain name (as a .com, etc)? If not, purchase it and go to a regular hosting account. Concrete5 is fairly easy to move.
I would not suggest godaddy hosting as their servers tend to be VERY slow unless you purchase one of their higher (more expensive) packages.
I offer hosting (don't feel obligated) for $10 per month or $75 if paid upfront. You have unlimited space and unlimited number of email accounts.
Do you own this domain name (as a .com, etc)? If not, purchase it and go to a regular hosting account. Concrete5 is fairly easy to move.
I would not suggest godaddy hosting as their servers tend to be VERY slow unless you purchase one of their higher (more expensive) packages.
I offer hosting (don't feel obligated) for $10 per month or $75 if paid upfront. You have unlimited space and unlimited number of email accounts.
Problem is, currently, I dont have a job, and this is the only alternative to raise awareness for my Game development project.
Sorry about that. Do you own the domain? If not I would spend the money and purchase the domain. You can then forward that domain to thehttp://www.twindragongames.x10.mx/conc/... site. Plus you now own this domain.
The think you are really missing out on with having your own website is marketing and SEO giving your site more traffic and the ability to add your site to the major search engines.
The think you are really missing out on with having your own website is marketing and SEO giving your site more traffic and the ability to add your site to the major search engines.
Because you are on that free hosting account, there probably isn't a way to get rid of the
/conc/ append
at least not easily without having access to the back end file systems .htaccess files, etc
/conc/ append
at least not easily without having access to the back end file systems .htaccess files, etc
Oh, I have access to all of that. I have an FTP for it. It gives me control, I'm just not sure what to move around and where.
Should be quite simple really...
Just move all of your files out of conc/ and into public_html/.
Then, open up config/site.php and look for the DIR_REL definition. It should currently be set to '/conc' or something like that. Set it to be blank i.e.
That should be all you need to do...
Jon
Just move all of your files out of conc/ and into public_html/.
Then, open up config/site.php and look for the DIR_REL definition. It should currently be set to '/conc' or something like that. Set it to be blank i.e.
define('DIR_REL', '');
That should be all you need to do...
Jon
Thank you so much! that worked. No offense to Concrete5 or anything, but I'd rather my site not append /conc/ :)
