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I installed a new add-on domain at Bluehost under my gbaproduction.com site.
Addon Directory: public_html/MCK (C5 site folder)
Addon Parent: The domain mc4k.com is aliased to mc4k.gbaproductions.com
It works with html sites that I've added buthttp://www.mc4k.com directs to gbaproductions.com
Bluehost tech told me that C5 is directing back to my parent (gba) site.
My C5 site php is:
<?php define('FORM_BLOCK_SENDER_EMAIL', 'nfo@moneycentsforkids.com');?>
<?php
define('DB_SERVER', 'localhost');
define('DB_USERNAME', 'gbaprodu_cnc2');
define('DB_PASSWORD', 'QZt1SWEKTx');
define('DB_DATABASE', 'gbaprodu_cnc2');
define('BASE_URL', 'http://www.gbaproductions.com');
define('DIR_REL', '/MCK');
define('PASSWORD_SALT', 'AM3OAz2IV4Bp16x2JFTbz4Q6HwnoRfcm9N1tHig9vb7IS4jtxbhdGDkp6sEbjvYK');
Keeping in mind that "I know just enough to be dangerous" could someone please steer me to the solution.
Thanks - Gene
Addon Directory: public_html/MCK (C5 site folder)
Addon Parent: The domain mc4k.com is aliased to mc4k.gbaproductions.com
It works with html sites that I've added buthttp://www.mc4k.com directs to gbaproductions.com
Bluehost tech told me that C5 is directing back to my parent (gba) site.
My C5 site php is:
<?php define('FORM_BLOCK_SENDER_EMAIL', 'nfo@moneycentsforkids.com');?>
<?php
define('DB_SERVER', 'localhost');
define('DB_USERNAME', 'gbaprodu_cnc2');
define('DB_PASSWORD', 'QZt1SWEKTx');
define('DB_DATABASE', 'gbaprodu_cnc2');
define('BASE_URL', 'http://www.gbaproductions.com');
define('DIR_REL', '/MCK');
define('PASSWORD_SALT', 'AM3OAz2IV4Bp16x2JFTbz4Q6HwnoRfcm9N1tHig9vb7IS4jtxbhdGDkp6sEbjvYK');
Keeping in mind that "I know just enough to be dangerous" could someone please steer me to the solution.
Thanks - Gene
Hey Gene first off I have a little question...
Did you create the add-on domain after creating this add-on directory?
It sounds as if c5 is actually configured before you added the add-on domain - that would explain the base_url config pointing to your parent URL.
First make sure the add-on domain is directed to the right directory.
Then after that's sorted out either move the c5 install OR (if c5 is in the right directory) change the base_url to:
and change to the DIR_REL to:
Hopefully that should work if I'm heading the right direction. If not just add a comment or PM me :-)
- Thomas
Did you create the add-on domain after creating this add-on directory?
It sounds as if c5 is actually configured before you added the add-on domain - that would explain the base_url config pointing to your parent URL.
First make sure the add-on domain is directed to the right directory.
Then after that's sorted out either move the c5 install OR (if c5 is in the right directory) change the base_url to:
define('BASE_URL', 'http://mc4k.com');
and change to the DIR_REL to:
define('DIR_REL', '');
Hopefully that should work if I'm heading the right direction. If not just add a comment or PM me :-)
- Thomas
Thanks it worked great Mnkras,
What information should I delete?
What information should I delete?
The database and salt info from the above post
On Oct 22, 2011 12:06 PM, "Concrete5 Community" <discussions@concretecms.com>
wrote:
On Oct 22, 2011 12:06 PM, "Concrete5 Community" <discussions@concretecms.com>
wrote:
>Keeping in mind that "I know just enough to be dangerous"
I deleted the files you suggested but that caused the site to not display, even the home page. I un-deleted the files but the site cannot
be evoked. I can't even get to it by typing in the directory it's in.
gbaproductions.com/MCK. Need help , the client is showing it off tomorrow.
I deleted the files you suggested but that caused the site to not display, even the home page. I un-deleted the files but the site cannot
be evoked. I can't even get to it by typing in the directory it's in.
gbaproductions.com/MCK. Need help , the client is showing it off tomorrow.
Help - You now get an internal error message when attempting to navigate to another page. If I'm logged in it works OK.
Solution?
Solution?
Just did what I posted and disabled pretty urls. Then I just remove the .htaccess file to make sure there wasn't anything left over (it was causing the 500 error). Then I reapplied pretty urls and it all works :-)
Guru is definitely the right nickname for you Thomas.
For those of us that are learning these things you are
a great asset.
gene
For those of us that are learning these things you are
a great asset.
gene
Thanks :-)
define('BASE_URL', 'http://www.gbaproductions.com');
define('DIR_REL', '/MCK');
so:
//define('BASE_URL', 'http://www.gbaproductions.com');
//define('DIR_REL', '/MCK');
Also remove the other information.