Yes, I’m also looking for the same exact solution mentioned by others here:
Is there a way to leave ModX in the www.example.com/modx/ folder but be able to reference it as www.example.com/?
And yes, I’m also with GoDaddy. The install put ModX into the /modx folder. There was an option to install it in the root, but here’s my concern: I’m going to want SEO-Friendly-URLs, so I’ll already be creating Rewrites in .htaccess.
Seems to me that installing ModX into a /modx sub-directory will give me more options for Rewriting friendly ModX URLs later. (I’ll be able to leave any non-ModX scripts in the root alone, plus I’ll know that any URLS in /modx will definitely use the ModX URL structure).
But it’s not enough to just remove the /modx from the URL...I also need to transform the "index.php?id=xxx" into a "pretty" format as well.
Seems likely that someone else has already resolved these two issues with a few real-world .htaccess entries that actually work on their site. Anyone?
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