Site Migration - Moving from subdirectory [solved]
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philmo74
Site Migration - Moving from subdirectory [solved]
Hello all,
I have a quick question that I want to ask before I try to do anything. I have developed a CMSMS site in a sub-directory (www.mcgillrockstar.com/cmsmadesimple/) and I want to migrate to www.mcgillrockstar.com to replace the old non-cms website. Is there an easy way of doing this???
Thanks ahead of time for your help,
Phil
I have a quick question that I want to ask before I try to do anything. I have developed a CMSMS site in a sub-directory (www.mcgillrockstar.com/cmsmadesimple/) and I want to migrate to www.mcgillrockstar.com to replace the old non-cms website. Is there an easy way of doing this???
Thanks ahead of time for your help,
Phil
Last edited by philmo74 on Mon Oct 29, 2007 2:50 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Site Migration - Moving from subdirectory
Move all folders/files from sub to root, change paths in config.php to reflect new urls...
And of course backup all...
And of course backup all...
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philmo74
Re: Site Migration - Moving from subdirectory
Ok thanks a lot I will try that today.
Cheers
Cheers
Re: Site Migration - Moving from subdirectory
I tried that...
I changed the url after $config['root_url']
The old site that is still active is .html to I used www.mysite.com/index.php
but it lost reference to style sheet and images.
I can't find in the template where it references the style sheet.
Anyone?
Herb.
I changed the url after $config['root_url']
The old site that is still active is .html to I used www.mysite.com/index.php
but it lost reference to style sheet and images.
I can't find in the template where it references the style sheet.
Anyone?
Herb.
Re: Site Migration - Moving from subdirectory [solved]
The style sheets are called in the template with {stylesheet} tag...
@herbshirt, what did you do, what all did you change?... do you have a link to the site?...
@herbshirt, what did you do, what all did you change?... do you have a link to the site?...
Re: Site Migration - Moving from subdirectory [solved]
http://203.98.74.172/~cruicksh/index.php
You'll see I'm also having some (&^%(& IE6 issues at the moment as well.
You'll see I'm also having some (&^%(& IE6 issues at the moment as well.
Re: Site Migration - Moving from subdirectory [solved]
That's not the site as moved where you have no style sheet is it?...
You may want to change the Line in the template that tells IE the min/max...
#pagewrapper {width:expression(P7_MinMaxW(720,950));}
#container {height: 1%;}
You may want to change the Line in the template that tells IE the min/max...
#pagewrapper {width:expression(P7_MinMaxW(720,950));}
#container {height: 1%;}
Re: Site Migration - Moving from subdirectory
No. it's when I change the config file to the new url I get the problem... I'll do it now so you can see.
I can't find that line of code in the stylesheet?
(and yes dumb me - of course it's called with {stylesheet}!) but that confuses me more about where I change the ref?
I can't find that line of code in the stylesheet?
(and yes dumb me - of course it's called with {stylesheet}!) but that confuses me more about where I change the ref?
Re: Site Migration - Moving from subdirectory [solved]
It's in the template...mark wrote: That's not the site as moved where you have no style sheet is it?...
You may want to change the Line in the template that tells IE the min/max...
#pagewrapper {width:expression(P7_MinMaxW(720,950));}
#container {height: 1%;}
Re: Site Migration - Moving from subdirectory [solved]
Yes you did say 'Template' ...sorry.
I'll have a look but after setting the config file back to the new url and with the problem I'm having I also couldn't access admin so I've had to put it back.
Any suggestions on the config issue? Do I have to change something in the admin config (..scary!)
Thanks a million.
I'll have a look but after setting the config file back to the new url and with the problem I'm having I also couldn't access admin so I've had to put it back.
Any suggestions on the config issue? Do I have to change something in the admin config (..scary!)
Thanks a million.
Re: Site Migration - Moving from subdirectory [solved]
There are numerous places in the config to check for URLs...
#-------------
#Path Settings
#-------------
This has a few and...
this has one...
#--------------
#Image Settings
#--------------
#-------------
#Path Settings
#-------------
This has a few and...
this has one...
#--------------
#Image Settings
#--------------
Re: Site Migration - Moving from subdirectory [solved]
Thanks Mark. Fixed the url/links issue.
FYI,
Still persisting with the IE/width thing. Tried the suggested code with a few extreme different values.. nothing yet.
(eg: http://www.cruickshanks.com.au/index.ph ... ommodation in IE)
FYI,
Still persisting with the IE/width thing. Tried the suggested code with a few extreme different values.. nothing yet.
(eg: http://www.cruickshanks.com.au/index.ph ... ommodation in IE)
Re: Site Migration - Moving from subdirectory [solved]
You are missing a closing div, , at the end of the template, may be coming from something on that page above it, and you can take the hspace & vspace as they don't do anything and go thru the html for extra html tags that don't do anything, edit page and click HTML button...
If you are using a fixed with site/template you can take the references to min/max in the CSS and the lines for IE in template, just width:880px for pagewrapper will do...
If you are using a fixed with site/template you can take the references to min/max in the CSS and the lines for IE in template, just width:880px for pagewrapper will do...
Re: Site Migration - Moving from subdirectory
Hi Mark,
Thanks again.
First of all... what program do you use to check things like missing div's? I had already used both Dreamweaver and Topstyle and neither of them visually indicated any code errors. I'm not great at coding, I start with templates, so I rely on those app's to help me as much as possible
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Also, I'm afraid the suggestions haven't worked yet. I'll keep trying.
update; Can someone tell me where 'Bill' lives so I can go throw eggs on his roof. I HATE IE!!!! I just downloaded the entire site and opened in DW CS3. It told me about the Flash/Object not being considered 'safe' in IE7. Would I like it to add some code so it's compatible, I tried 'Yes'. ... it killed my flash content. Obviously I ditched it.
I've looked (stared) at the template, the stylesheet and the page code since 5am this morning... all because of IE.

Thanks again.
First of all... what program do you use to check things like missing div's? I had already used both Dreamweaver and Topstyle and neither of them visually indicated any code errors. I'm not great at coding, I start with templates, so I rely on those app's to help me as much as possible
Also, I'm afraid the suggestions haven't worked yet. I'll keep trying.
update; Can someone tell me where 'Bill' lives so I can go throw eggs on his roof. I HATE IE!!!! I just downloaded the entire site and opened in DW CS3. It told me about the Flash/Object not being considered 'safe' in IE7. Would I like it to add some code so it's compatible, I tried 'Yes'. ... it killed my flash content. Obviously I ditched it.
I've looked (stared) at the template, the stylesheet and the page code since 5am this morning... all because of IE.
Last edited by herbshirt on Mon Nov 05, 2007 8:07 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Site Migration - Moving from subdirectory [solved]
I use Firefox with the Web Developers tool bar when I right click to view source I get a window that has html tidy built in, then I copy/paste it into PSPad editor, free, and if I click the it will tell me where the closing is, if none it turns red, very useful for templates...
It's good for cleaning/arranging code in a coherent manner like this...
Your accommodation
The Homestead
The homestead offers 2 bedrooms. 1 double with private a entrance and ensuite and another twin room with it's own bathroom.
Guests are openly welcome to use the kitchen, living area, TV and our extensive library.
It's a true country homestead.
The Cottage
The cottage has three bed rooms accommodating up to 8 people.
It's fully self contained with a complete kitchen, BBQ, laundry, TV, DVD/VCR, CD-Player... the works.
There's a woodfire for cold nights which will keep you warm and cosy.
Self cater or be totally spoilt and have some or all your meals delivered to the cottage.
© Copyright 2004-2007 - Cruickshanks BnB Farmstay.
Web design by Neurovision.
instead of this...
Your accommodation
The Homestead
The homestead offers 2 bedrooms. 1 double with private a entrance and ensuite and another twin room with it's own bathroom. Guests are openly welcome to use the kitchen, living area, TV and our extensive library. It's a true country homestead. The Cottage The cottage has three bed rooms accommodating up to 8 people. It's fully self contained with a complete kitchen, BBQ, laundry, TV, DVD/VCR, CD-Player... the works. There's a woodfire for cold nights which will keep you warm and cosy. Self cater or be totally spoilt and have some or all your meals delivered to the cottage.
© Copyright 2004-2007 - Cruickshanks BnB Farmstay. Web design by Neurovision.
It's good for cleaning/arranging code in a coherent manner like this...
Your accommodation
The Homestead
The homestead offers 2 bedrooms. 1 double with private a entrance and ensuite and another twin room with it's own bathroom.
Guests are openly welcome to use the kitchen, living area, TV and our extensive library.
It's a true country homestead.
The Cottage
The cottage has three bed rooms accommodating up to 8 people.
It's fully self contained with a complete kitchen, BBQ, laundry, TV, DVD/VCR, CD-Player... the works.
There's a woodfire for cold nights which will keep you warm and cosy.
Self cater or be totally spoilt and have some or all your meals delivered to the cottage.
© Copyright 2004-2007 - Cruickshanks BnB Farmstay.
Web design by Neurovision.
instead of this...
Your accommodation
The Homestead
The homestead offers 2 bedrooms. 1 double with private a entrance and ensuite and another twin room with it's own bathroom. Guests are openly welcome to use the kitchen, living area, TV and our extensive library. It's a true country homestead. The Cottage The cottage has three bed rooms accommodating up to 8 people. It's fully self contained with a complete kitchen, BBQ, laundry, TV, DVD/VCR, CD-Player... the works. There's a woodfire for cold nights which will keep you warm and cosy. Self cater or be totally spoilt and have some or all your meals delivered to the cottage.
© Copyright 2004-2007 - Cruickshanks BnB Farmstay. Web design by Neurovision.


