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If your on a linux host you can create a text file, called .htaccess in the mysite.com/xoops/ folder with the following code in the file
that should automacally send all links from mysite.com/xoops to mysite.com , as well as update any records held by search engines (so long as their bots still crawl your pages)(dont know for 100% as ive never had to use this code to change from a subdomain etc before)
you would also need to edit mainfile.php to reflect the new physical path, and the new url(non subdomain) of the site
puterpeach wrote:
Thank you very much. I guess I will just make a splash page with an auto redirect... not really how I wanted to do... but I guess it is better than not running xoops. I really like it - tried running phpnuke and ran into so many problems that my head hurt trying to fix them all. XOOPS is so much more user-friendly.
If your on a linux host you can create a text file, called .htaccess in the mysite.com/xoops/ folder with the following code in the file
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://www.mysite.com/$1 [R=301,L]
that should automacally send all links from mysite.com/xoops to mysite.com , as well as update any records held by search engines (so long as their bots still crawl your pages)(dont know for 100% as ive never had to use this code to change from a subdomain etc before)
you would also need to edit mainfile.php to reflect the new physical path, and the new url(non subdomain) of the site
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