Sub system

  • doranpauka

    (@doranpauka)


    13 years ago

    Dear people, please help me from not getting crazy!

    My situation:
    – WP in root/wordpress
    – Another system running in root/sgform

    WP and the index.php in sgform are running fine, root/sgform/subfolder gives a 404. Appearenty a htacces problem, but i didn’t find the right solution. The first sgform folder seems to be excluded properly but the subfolders of this folder (root/sgform/subfolder) are not. Thanks!

    This is my htacces in root
    Removing the sgform line doesn’t change a thing to those files btw…

    # BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/(sgform|sgform/.*)$
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>
# END WordPress
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  • David Choi

    (@wpthemes777)

    13 years ago

    What about .htaccess of your sub folder?

    Thread Starter doranpauka

    (@doranpauka)

    13 years ago

    They have none at the moment. What should be in those htaccess files? And does every sub (and sub sub) need a htaccess to be accessed?

    David Choi

    (@wpthemes777)

    13 years ago

    It’s not needed, but just to rule it out the possibilities. What if you turn it off by renaming the root .htaccess to something else like .htaccess.off ?

    Thread Starter doranpauka

    (@doranpauka)

    13 years ago

    Problem solved!
    Doing this to my .htaccess (turning it off and back on again by giving it a underscore) solved it all. Strange but true…

    David Choi

    (@wpthemes777)

    13 years ago

    Glad it’s solved. When there is page error problems, saving the permalink options again from WordPress settings also solves this kind of issues 🙂

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