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Sorry this may be a basic question but my webhost couldn't help me they said I need to put html file and files in directory.
So here go's when people want to visit my site they get an error message, the only file I could find is index.php but it's in the concrete folder. can someone help me get my files where they need to be or help me with redirects? people type inhttp://www.uicnow.com orhttp://www.uicnow.com thanks for any help I love concrete but my site wont appear :(
Not Found
The requested URL /index.html/ was not found on this server.
Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
So here go's when people want to visit my site they get an error message, the only file I could find is index.php but it's in the concrete folder. can someone help me get my files where they need to be or help me with redirects? people type inhttp://www.uicnow.com orhttp://www.uicnow.com thanks for any help I love concrete but my site wont appear :(
Not Found
The requested URL /index.html/ was not found on this server.
Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
Root of the public_html folder on your website.
Root of the public_html folder on your website.
That did the trick I reinstalled took away the con5 directory , I thank you so much which brings me to another question that you might know the answer to.
The question is when a user just types inhttp://www.uicnow.com it brings them to the unsecured version of the site, is there a way that when a user types inhttp://www.uicnow.com that it can automatically be redirected tohttp://www.uicnow.com the secure site?
The question is when a user just types inhttp://www.uicnow.com it brings them to the unsecured version of the site, is there a way that when a user types inhttp://www.uicnow.com that it can automatically be redirected tohttp://www.uicnow.com the secure site?
Presumably you mean https. I think you can do that using .htaccess.
Yeah I searched the web a little and created my own now seems to do the trick, you are awesome thank you for your help.
http://www.uicnow.com/conc8/
My guess is that, when you installed concrete5, you installed it into the conc8 subdirectory. You probably wanted it in the web root directory.
You could possibly move your installation, although it might be easier to uninstall it and reinstall it where you want it.