I want to change url for Admin
"../Account/Users/Page.aspx"
It would show
"../Account/Admin/Page.aspx"
this without having to copy the pages for the admin folder. Is this possible to do?
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I have an example domain named https:// domainexp.com in which I create a folder named ShopifyApp and in that folder create another laravel framework project named laravel1. If you want to run the laravel directory, you need to go to their public directory as https://domainexp.com/ShopifyApp/laravel1/public
and when creating a new app we need to fill in the domain information as App Url: https://domainexp.com but the directory laravel can run is
https://domainexp.com/ShopifyApp/laravel1/public so my domain path information is
App Url: https://domainexp.com/ShopifyApp/laravel1/public
and the path to validate Allowed redirection URL(s) :
https://domainexp.com/ShopifyApp/laravel1/public/authenticate.
after creating the app I see that in the frame just displayed is the path to https://domainexp.com/ and not the laravel directory. How can I properly point to the laravel path to create an app?
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Is it possible to rename static content folder? f.e from ../pub/static to /pub/statix
I saw 'base url for static view files' setting in the admin panel, but if I set it to {{secure_base_url}}/statix/ and re-deploy it, magento won't create that folder and I'll receive pages without css etc. URL will point to the statix, but there won't be that directory
Or maybe I could deploy that content to statix folder to make the urls work?
You cannot change the paths of static directories. It is an absolute path and will automatically generate every time you redeploy the site.
i have my my website like abc.com/dev now i want to transfer it to abc.com,
what minimal changes should i do to make it work .
My website is in joomla is there way that i just move folder to main folder and add db setting.
Please guide i am new to joomla
Just Drag and drop your folders from your subdomain folder to root folder through FTP.
Then only changes you need to do is in your 'configuration.php' file located at the root folder. If your DB is not changed then do not change any of its setting. Just change the path of 'LOGS and TMP' folders in config file to the root path that are :
$log_path, $tmp_path
And I hope your site will work perfectly as it was working before.
While installing Magento we have to set a base URL for default installation into a Magento directory.
The base URL should be www.yourDomain.com/magento or www.yourIP.com/magento.
Are there any issues if i set base URL without any Magento reference (for example, http://www.yourDomain.com)?
If you do that, you have to put your magento installation on your root directory. Then if you put it on your root directory, you can access to your magento website only writing your base URL (www.yourdomain.com).
There's no problem on working outside a folder called 'magento'.
I have a Joomla installation set up on my local server. I have duplicated with a new name the top-level Joomla folder so that all the information I have already put into the database can be edited slightly, whilst still keeping the original intact.
I have copied the database files over to a new database and made the relevant changes in Joomla admin. I've opened up configuration.php and changed all the file paths to the new one.
However, now I'm getting a server error when trying to access the web page and admin area. Are there any other files I need to edit with the new path to enable it to work under the new parent folder?
You shouldn't have to edit any files with any paths to make it work other than the tmp and log folders and the root folder line in htaccess if you have SEF URLs turned on. Turn off SEF URLs and see if the site starts working, if it does, then you need to edit htaccess. Since your admin is not working, my guess is that you messed up your configuration.php. Copy over the original unedited version to the copy site, it should work. You can then adjust the tmp and log paths within the admin in the global configuration.