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    Quote from: davidm at Feb 15, 2006, 09:08 AM

    Quote from: thiemo at Feb 15, 2006, 08:08 AM
    Hi and thanks for your answer. Unfortunately i don’t think that’s a solution to my problem. I’m sorry my English is not that good, so the description of my problem could’ve led to a missunderstanding. I don’t wanna have a subdomain like sub.domain.com. I just don’t want the user to notice the subdirectory where modX is installed in.

    No it’s not your english but my quick reading that did the deed wink
    I get it, you want MODx installed in a subdir but running transparently as if in root... interresting question, and interresting answers I am learning there...



    that would be the deal, yeah. It’s a pain to create a relaunch of a website while keeping the older site versions online, too, if modx’s been installed in server root. It’s possible, but i think an installation in a subdir would be more convenient (IMHO, but i’m a curious swiss guy with crazy views, so let’s not resign if our opinions diverge :-D )

    best regards,
    Thiemo