Publishing with NOF to a subdomain

[Roscolo]

Asking this now so I can reconfig if I need to. I have a site that will
be a Wordpress installation. I installed Wordpress to the root domain
name. I need to have some PDF's and whatnot that I had intended to just
upload with NOF as file links, then link to them from within Wordpress.

Problem is Wordpress in on the root directory. Seems in older versions
of NOF this was not possible or not recommended. I can always install
Wordpress to a subdirectory like /home or somesuch.

Can I publish with NOF to a subdomain without mucking things up?

thanks

[gotFusion LLC]

...
I have found a few issues trying to get Fusion to publish to a subdomain
(which may vary from host to host).

The 2 work around I have used are:

1) local publish and use a 3rd party FTP program to upload where you want
everything

2) create a special FTP account in your hosting control panel which defaults
to the subdomain folder and use that log in ID/pswrd in Fusion's remote
publish profile. Make sure you leave your directory location blank in your
Fusion remote settings as the FTP account will automatically log you into
the correct folder.

--

Mike - gotHosting.biz
FREE Fusion Support with all hosting accounts
ASP, PHP, ColdFusion Web Hosting
www.gotHosting.biz www.gotFusion.com



"Roscolo" <roscolo@nospam.net> wrote in message
news:hljp1e$oer$1@DailyPlanet.news.netobjects.com. ..
> Asking this now so I can reconfig if I need to. I have a site that will be
> a Wordpress installation. I installed Wordpress to the root domain name. I
> need to have some PDF's and whatnot that I had intended to just upload
> with NOF as file links, then link to them from within Wordpress.
>
> Problem is Wordpress in on the root directory. Seems in older versions of
> NOF this was not possible or not recommended. I can always install
> Wordpress to a subdirectory like /home or somesuch.
>
> Can I publish with NOF to a subdomain without mucking things up?
>
> thanks

[Chuck Joslin]

You can publish a site from Fusion to any folder in your domain.

In your remote publish profile, simply add a directory name after the root
path.

If your WP install is in /www/sitename, for example, publish your NOF site
to /www/sitename/nofsite.

Or whatever.

A sub-domain, is actually like replacing the www in www.sitename.com with
something else, such as subdomain1.sitname.com.

--
Chuck Joslin
BeyondFusion.com - Your Fusion Community
www.beyondfusion.com

Register domain names at www.awavedomains.com


"Roscolo" <roscolo@nospam.net> wrote in message
news:hljp1e$oer$1@DailyPlanet.news.netobjects.com. ..
> Asking this now so I can reconfig if I need to. I have a site that will be
> a Wordpress installation. I installed Wordpress to the root domain name. I
> need to have some PDF's and whatnot that I had intended to just upload
> with NOF as file links, then link to them from within Wordpress.
>
> Problem is Wordpress in on the root directory. Seems in older versions of
> NOF this was not possible or not recommended. I can always install
> Wordpress to a subdirectory like /home or somesuch.
>
> Can I publish with NOF to a subdomain without mucking things up?
>
> thanks

[Roscolo]

That's simple enough, and makes more sense than the subdomain. Thank you!

Chuck Joslin wrote:
> You can publish a site from Fusion to any folder in your domain.
>
> In your remote publish profile, simply add a directory name after the
> root path.
>
> If your WP install is in /www/sitename, for example, publish your NOF
> site to /www/sitename/nofsite.
>
> Or whatever.
>
> A sub-domain, is actually like replacing the www in www.sitename.com
> with something else, such as subdomain1.sitname.com.
>

[gotFusion LLC]

...
A subdomain is a folder........ but one that is treated in a special way
by the web server.

When you create a subdomain you are creating a folder but that folder can be
addressed as a URL

http://subdomain.yourdomain.com

(where "yourdomain.com" is the actual name of your domain and "subdomain" is
the actual folder name of a subdomain you created)

is the same thing as

http://www,yourdomain.com/subdomain/

IF....... you have created "subdomain" in your hosting control panel as a
subdomain.

--

Mike - gotHosting.biz
FREE Fusion Support with all hosting accounts
ASP, PHP, ColdFusion Web Hosting
www.gotHosting.biz www.gotFusion.com



"Roscolo" <roscolo@nospam.net> wrote in message
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> That's simple enough, and makes more sense than the subdomain. Thank you!
>
> Chuck Joslin wrote:
>> You can publish a site from Fusion to any folder in your domain.
>>
>> In your remote publish profile, simply add a directory name after the
>> root path.
>>
>> If your WP install is in /www/sitename, for example, publish your NOF
>> site to /www/sitename/nofsite.
>>
>> Or whatever.
>>
>> A sub-domain, is actually like replacing the www in www.sitename.com with
>> something else, such as subdomain1.sitname.com.
>>