Frangoo

Thanks for your comments!!! I do not think he has any idea what nameserver means and how to change. But prop will be the only valid way to do that. I will talk with the customer. And also I do not know if mod_proxy active. I will find out, thank you !

Hi, I am sorry to aks that, as I am not sure if I am just blind :-| My situation: I created PW on server A, having Domain A. Everthing fine, but my customer wants to keep his Domain on his server To keep hes Domain present in the url-box of the browser, I use a forward with htaccess on his Server. My htaccess looks like that: Options +FollowSymLinks -MultiViews RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^(www\.)?domain-a\.com$ [NC] RewriteRule ^ http://pw.domain-b.com/%{REQUEST_URI} [L,NE,P] But PW is not able to retrieve the correct page, because I am always seeing the 404-error-template. Does anyone has an Idea, where I can have a look to find the error? I guess any server-parameter is wrong and I have to adjust it. Calling PW directly with the url on domain-b works. Thanks a lot for any hint!

I truely did not have any .htaccess- file in my PW folder, and it worked (at least the view). And I found out what happened: To test the configurations, I copied my project into another folder, and doing this the .htaccess was not beeing copied Now I added it, and *hurray* my "site"-folder in the URL is gone Just testing if everything else works fine....

I do not know, and I am not sure if he will be able to find out :-S Yes, I agree and there I wanna go I never touched a .htaccess from PW, better said: I DO NOT have any .htaccess in my PW folders - maybe herin is the solution of my problem. I will find out how it has to look like and investigate.

Hi, I have the "/wire/"- folder next to the "/site/"- folder. In "/site/" I just have the "/assets", "/templates" and "/modules" and the local site "config.php". Seems to be fine for me, or do I have missed something? Thanks in advance! Frangoo

Hi Tom, thanks for that detailed answer!! *+1* I got it But before I go to bother my customer: Does it really help me with the problem of the showing browser-urls? I can point the "exit" of DNS of course to my server, e.g. "my-domain.com/project/cms/", but than, if I understood it correct, I will still have the "site"-folder in my links of PW, right? Plus the internal links and file-links will have the "site" as well.... arggh... I am confused :-S So sorry to bother you again!!

Hi Tom, thanks for your answer! I have to admit, that I am not a server-expert and do not know, what exactly "nameservers" means and will help in my case. Can you maybe help me up and explain that topic? I have to comment, that I have no access to server A with the Domain. The customer wants me to host the pages on my server, and does not want to give away is domain. Thank you, Frangoo

Hi, I am new to PW and first of all: Thanks to all the great hard work on it!! I created my first site, but I am having problems to find the correct way to arrange the URL. My concret problem: PW is running on server A in e.g. "/project/cms/site". Domain is on server B, e.g. "my-domain.com". On server B a .htaccess-file has already a reWrite-rule to point the user to server A to path "/project/cms". That is giving now the user this URL in the browser: "www.my-domain.com/site/product/item-a". Problem: I do not want to have the "site" - path in between :-( Instead I want this: "www.my-domain.com/product/item-a". But where I need to do that? Did I already made a mistake in setting up my project? Do I need to hook a module? I want a valid solution, no hack, so it works proper in all other modules (for links in the HTML Editor, for the images / assets, etc.). I am very glad for any help