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So, I have an install of Wordpress on my server, with WP default .htaccess rewrite rules, however, I have a directory that with a whole application on it, running off of a database that I need users to be able to access. My problem is that whenever I go to the directory, Wordpress reads it as being in the Wordpress database. How would I correct that?
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You might find this useful... .htaccess & Wordpress: Exclude folder from RewriteRule
You need to exclude the folder from WordPress' Rewrite rules so WordPress doesn't intercept the folder. That linked answer should help.
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Is there possible if the website is built on WordPress and hosted on domain (example.com) and if I want to create one landing page which should be built with HTML/CSS but will be the host on same subdomain (example.com/example)? if yes how to do it?
You can install WordPress in the example folder and it will run quite happily from there without interfering with what's in the top-level. Just have to make sure that the WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) in the General Settings include the folder too - ie, http://example.com/example
As a proof of concept, have a look at https://www.pad-fairs.com - the top-level index is a stand-alone index.php file (but could be .html - I just use php to change the date order of the links) and each of the 3 sub sites are separate installs of WordPress in their own folders.
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I brought a personal blog website theme from themeforest. I can open it from my own computer, but after I uploaded to my host, I got
403 Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /~username/index.html on this
server.
I have no idea what could be the error source, so I don't know what more info I need to provide. Please help me and I can provide more codes/info if needed.
Thanks.
smells like a file permission problem:
assuming you uploaded using FTP, or SCP, or similar, and didn't set the files to be readable by everyone the web-server may not be able to read them.
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When going to my website, qlite-usa.com, index.html does not load. I get an error message on the main page. But if I go to qlite-usa.com/index.html, the website loads just fine.
How do I make it so qlite-usa.com automatically sends me to qlite-usa.com/index.html?
I've tried changing index.html to home.html and others, none of that worked.
I use godaddy.
As mentioned in the comments, this is a server configuration issue. If it is allowed by your host, try creating a file in your root directory named: .htaccess (yes, it is a file with no name, just an extension). Inside this file, save the following content:
DirectoryIndex index.html
If you told us what company you use for hosting we might be able to do research to see what the server uses as the default homepage.
90% of the time it's index, but it can be other things, like default.html. Also, maybe try the extension .htm vs .html. It will make a difference.
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I have a site in drupal7 and i want to create offline package.
so - anybody know how to convert the pages in my site to html files?
Seems like you want a local, static copy of your website ?
you can copy it with tools such as http://www.httrack.com/ . Be aware that any dynamic content will become static, so many features will probably not work.
If you want to create a backup of the site, I'd suggest you should use the Backup and Migrate module to backup the database and Backup Migrate Files module to backup the files.
This would be better to make a backup of your remote site to local system as well.
But, if you require to export the content as HTML pages, you should try the HTML Export module, which does exactly that.
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I've uploaded the Magento installation file to my hosting and I've been told to go to the URL you uploaded it to using you browser, then the installation wizard will run you through the processes.
I uploaded to /home/domain/public_html/magneto
What URL should I use to access it?
Thanks in advance
The URL you should type should be:
http://www.YOUROWNDOMAINNAME.COM/magento if you have your own domain name which is hosted by yourhost.
yourhost.com/magento
If you're running the server locally, you can go to localhost/magento
You can access it using
yourhost.com/magento
Also you can use Magento downloader for installation. Go here to download it
The URL would be www.yourdomain.com/magento
If you want the site to work at www.yourdomain.com without the "/magento" you need to move all the files in the magento folder to the public_html folder BEFORE you run the installer.