(2010-02-18, 06:42 PM)MattRogowski Wrote: [ -> ]Yes, make sure it's the one in the ./inc/ folder. Then browse the forum and it'll be regenerated, then check for these settings again.
It's been 5 minutes and settings.php has not been regenerated. Also, I have no way of extracting this file out of GoDaddy's file manager, so I need a workaround for this too.
Thanks
Dave
Now it regenerated itself. Here are my cookie settings from my settings.php file:
$settings['cookiedomain'] = ".castingnewyork.com";
$settings['cookiepath'] = "/forums/";
$settings['cookieprefix'] = "";
(2010-02-18, 06:57 PM)dstroebel Wrote: [ -> ]Also, I have no way of extracting this file out of GoDaddy's file manager, so I need a workaround for this too.
Use a proper FTP client?? Not sure what we can do for a very restrictive host file manager.
OK, what is settings.php CHMOD to?? Should be 666.
No, it was read-only, but I changed it to 666 (Read & Write)
(2010-02-18, 07:46 PM)dstroebel Wrote: [ -> ]No, it was read-only, but I changed it to 666 (Read & Write)
I cleared my cache, closed my browser. I then logged back in as admin, clicked the 'new thread' buttion, but it again took me back to an obsolete version of my index page.
No. Only a cgi-bin folder. There is no folder called .htaccess on the root html folder
an htaccess.txt file appears inside the forums folder
There has to be something somewhere. If I'm going to a non-existent URL I should see a server error page, unless there's a .htaccess file to say otherwise. If I go to
http://www.castingnewyork.com/forums/hhdfinhfsiuhhufid which is a non-existent page inside the forums folder, I still see the main site, but the URL is my fake one still, and that makes no sense at all. Whatever is causing this to happen is what's causing the problem on the forum to happen.
Matt, I noticed that the index page you are taken to is not the current index page I am using for my site. If I delete this incorrect html file could it resolve the problem?
Dave
Yes, you should only have one index file per directory.
(2010-02-18, 10:20 PM)TimB. Wrote: [ -> ]Yes, you should only have one index file per directory.
Did you mean to say I should have only one index file in the html root folder?
Thanks,
Dave
I have one index file in each of the other folders (not in the forums folder) that I have scripts in.
Yes, you should only have one index file per folder (aka. directory).