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DOCUMENT ROOT - fogem - 06-25-2019 The hosting does not have access to the site configuration to change the "DOCUMENT ROOT". Can I get it back like it was? In the root index.php . What should I do? RE: DOCUMENT ROOT - MGatner - 06-26-2019 I don't fully understand. Can you share an example of how you used to do this? Most framework paths are configurable via app/Config/Paths.php, and the index.php file is controlled by app/Config/App.php and public/.htaccess - those are places to start. RE: DOCUMENT ROOT - fogem - 06-26-2019 (06-26-2019, 05:32 AM)MGatner Wrote: I don't fully understand. Can you share an example of how you used to do this? Most framework paths are configurable via app/Config/Paths.php, and the index.php file is controlled by app/Config/App.php and public/.htaccess - those are places to start. RE: DOCUMENT ROOT - MGatner - 06-26-2019 You are serving out the root of the project, you should be serving public/ instead. https://codeigniter4.github.io/CodeIgniter4/concepts/structure.html#public Try (for example) changing this in your server config: DocumentRoot /var/www/vhosts/dubleshop.com to: DocumentRoot /var/www/vhosts/dubleshop.com/public RE: DOCUMENT ROOT - InsiteFX - 06-26-2019 Mine is set to public_html and CI 4 fines it with no problems RE: DOCUMENT ROOT - Pehesis - 06-28-2019 (06-25-2019, 05:18 PM)fogem Wrote: The hosting does not have access to the site configuration to change the "DOCUMENT ROOT". You could use a .htaccess file in the root to point to the /public/ folder eg. Code: RewriteEngine on so that when you visit yourdomain.tld it will read out of the public folder RE: DOCUMENT ROOT - Paradinight - 06-28-2019 (06-28-2019, 03:57 PM)Pehesis Wrote:(06-25-2019, 05:18 PM)fogem Wrote: The hosting does not have access to the site configuration to change the "DOCUMENT ROOT". No. No. No. Change the hoster or ask the hoster for help. |