| Re: change of domain name without changing the host |
| by skyangelo on 2010/6/23 17:47:51 Thanks a lot. I'll check my SQL database. |
| Re: change of domain name without changing the host |
| by Peekay on 2010/6/20 15:27:58 Unless things have changed, images added to articles from Xoops image manager using the DHTML editor will have absolute URLs, e.g. le="color: #000000"><?php http://www.example.com/uploads/img454b9.gif If the site is relocated or the domain name changes you can perform a search and replace in PHPMyAdmin. There are several tutorials like this one on the web. To be honest, this is a really frustrating thing about Xoops if you develop sites locally, because the image path will be 'localhost', not the target domain. I have to perform a search and replace on the SQL before uploading every site. I would much prefer it if the editor used XOOPS_URL instead to create a relative link. |
| Re: change of domain name without changing the host |
| by ghia on 2010/6/20 14:11:14 Check also the (theme) files, which are modified by you and can contain links to the old domain (eg menu). |
| Re: change of domain name without changing the host |
| by bjuti on 2010/6/20 13:35:00 You don't need to install Xoops again, just change mainfile.php, delete caches and remove or change all non-relative url's and paths in database with new domain or the relative one. |
| change of domain name without changing the host |
| by skyangelo on 2010/6/20 12:31:16 I would like to change my domain name (from .eu to .com) without changing the host location. I would like to know what I have to modify within the Xoops 2.4.3 installation... (e.g. mainfile.php etc.). It seems that the protector module does not work properly after changing the domain name. Thanks for your help. |