I am using GoDaddy for my hosting, and used the "Hosting Connect" to install ModX
Here is my problem. I own two domains, and the way that Godaddy hosting works that out when you only have 1 hosting account, is by making one of them the primary domain, and then creating a sub-directory in the hosting account that points to the secondary domain.
I tried installing ModX using the secondary domain name, but since the files are not at the true "root" of the hosting account, I had to un-install and I re-installed using the absolute path of the secondary domain. The problem is when I reference my site using the secondary domain, it wants to add that sub-directory to the path for each document.
Here's a sort of tree view list of what is going on.
/html <- root of my domain theausitnfamily.us
--/robert <- sub-directory pointing to my domain robertlaustin.me (this is the domain I want to use when I send people to my site)
Is there some way that I can change a setting in ModX to only use the secondary domain, or am I going to have to uninstall (again) and then change my primary domain name so that I can get this working the way that I want to? I may end up having to do that, and I really don't see any problems with it. However, I would rather not if I don't have to.
To give you a better idea of the problem.
I want to send visitors to
http://robertlaustin.me/ and the main page shows up just fine, but if someone clicks on the "hobbies" page, it wants to take people to
http://robertlaustin.me/robert/index/hobbies.html when in fact it should simply be
http://robertlaustin.me/index/hobbies.html
You can actually see the page if you go to
http://theaustinfamily.us/robert/index/hobbies.html but if I can get away with not using theaustinfamily.us at all, that would be fine, I would be okay with that, if that is the only way to make this work.