ogonzalez
Posts: 3
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| Posted: 05/21/2013, 9:53 AM |
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Hello
I have the following problem. At the time we built a php application with CodeCharge 4 which was hosted on a linux development server, where through a subdomain folder referenced to the web application was displayed ..
When we are installing at the customer, he has a windows server (on which is installed Apache, php and mysql with the same versions). The issue is as follows:
- For domestic policy, this customer has a subdomain that points to a location as document root in Apache (eg c :/ www) which displays all the web of suppliers. This gives you a structure:
C :/ www/ application1
C :/ www / application 2
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The issue is that when we installed our web, we placed on this structure, but as the subdomain points to the root, when we put in the browser "subdomain / application", as the files generated by CodeCharge has the relative path (".") , Apache tries to find the file in the root of the subdomain and gives a file not found error.
The only way I see is to change all relative paths to make them absolute. which is a Chinese work.
Any idea?
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Lucius
Posts: 220
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| Posted: 05/21/2013, 10:06 AM |
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Hi,
I solve this problem by having a "settings" DB table where I store (and later retrieve) values that I need.
For example my sites have structure like:
For server side /public_html/some_folder/some_subfolder/application_folder/
For this site I have sub-domain defined as: application.mywebsite.com
And the sub-domain points to "application_folder".
This setup on server allows me to have for example multiple applications in multiple versions, as well as development sites, test sites and production sites.
But anyway, I solved this by:
- having DB table with setting - value pairs
- creating a helper function for CCS:
function CCDGetSetting($setting_name, &$db)
{
$sql = "SELECT setting_val FROM settings WHERE setting_key = " . $db->ToSQL($setting_name, ccsText);
return CCGetDBValue($sql, $db);
}
- in the settings table I have names for all folders and when needed I use CCDGetSetting() to retrieve them
- I also store domain and subdomain names
- generally I store all settings in that table 
This makes application flexible and allows to have different paths on different machines, sites, applications and so on...
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