dlen Posted June 1, 2016 Share Posted June 1, 2016 Hi there, actually I found a solution but I'd like to know, whether there's a better way. PW is installed in a subdirectory /pw/. In root there's the site in pure HTML, which I set up first and then integrated it into PW. Images, CSS and other resources are in subdirectories on the same level as /pw/. Now, as the PW version runs flawlessly, I redirected the domain to the subdirectory, where PW took over. I did this with the provider admin panel, not with some .htaccess in the root directory. The result was, that, with the server replacing all "domain.tld" strings with "domain.tld/pw", all queries to resources ran not to "domain.tld/img/..." but to "domain.tld/pw/img/..." , which gave of course the 500 error. The solution was, to simply copy all resource directories, like /styles, /js, /images &c. into /pw. The more experienced may have a better card in their sleeves? I am interested. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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