I see, that makes sense.

Thanks!


On Oct 13, 2009, at 3:47 AM, Marco van den Oever wrote:

>
> You might want to add the below code so when switching from local to
> production you don't have to change the line yourself, of course this
> is only for situations when you use virtual directories local and not
> on production:
>
> <!--- check if not localhost, else use mapping --->
> <cfif cgi.HTTP_HOST neq "localhost">
> <cfset THIS.projectURL = "" />
> <cfelse>
> <cfset THIS.projectURL = "/testSite" />
> </cfif>
>
> On Oct 13, 10:43 am, Marco van den Oever <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>> Exactly! Great it works :)
>>
>> On Oct 13, 12:08 am, Matthew Prose <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>> got this working!
>>
>>> I just needed to change this line in the farcryConstuctor file in my
>>> project www
>>
>>> <cfset THIS.projectURL = "/" /> to <cfset THIS.projectURL = '"/
>>> testSite" />
>>
>>> reinitialize the project and boo ya.
>>
>>> Thanks for your guys help!
>>
>>> Matt
>>
>>> On Oct 12, 2009, at 4:09 PM, Matthew Prose wrote:
>>
>>>> Okay,  I did this and had it running good. but then realized it was
>>>> working in a half ass way.  So I tried a different setup and it is
>>>> fubar now.  Here is my current setup
>>
>>>> farcry and coldfusion installed on D:/ drive
>>
>>>> Virtual Directories setup in IIS7 default site:
>>>> /CFIDE/ -> mapped to C:/inetpub/wwwroot/CFIDE (this is where CF is
>>>> installed)
>>>> /farcry/ -> mapped to D:/farcry
>>>> /webtop/ -> mapped to  D:/farcry/core/webtop
>>
>>>> I can access the webtop fine by going to localhost/farcry after
>>>> setting up a project
>>
>>>> MY ISSUE:
>>>> to view the project I am setting up a virtual directory in IIS7
>>>> /testSite/ -> mapped to D:/farcry/projects/testSite/www/
>>
>>>> I am getting the site, but it is not formated, like it cannot find
>>>> the farcry folder, only the database. I attached a screen shot of
>>>> what I am getting.
>>
>>>> PLEASE HELP!!!!
>>
>>>> Thanks
>>>> Matt
>>>> <Picture 7.png>
>>
>>>> On Oct 2, 2009, at 5:56 PM, Marco van den Oever wrote:
>>
>>>>> "I have been trying several different ways of doing this and I am
>>>>> getting errors all over the place."
>>
>>>>> It would be very useful if you share the errors to begin with.
>>>>> Have you read this 
>>>>> link:http://docs.farcrycms.org/display/FCDEV50/Deployment+Configurations
>>>>> ?
>>
>>>>> I have FC 5.2.2 locally (vista 32 bit / IIS7) installed on  
>>>>> Coldfusion
>>>>> with Advanced Configuration (Webserver Mapping).
>>
>>>>> - Place the farcry folder in your root folder, whatever folder  
>>>>> that
>>>>> is, i placed it in c:\inetpub\wwwroot
>>>>> - Be sure that Coldfusion is installed there to, so the folders
>>>>> farcry
>>>>> and CFIDE are in the same root (in this case wwwroot)
>>>>> - Created mappings in IIS7 (to folders farcry and webtop) in  
>>>>> default
>>>>> website
>>>>> - Set all handler mappings, isapi filters / restrictions etc in  
>>>>> IIS7
>>>>> (assuming Coldfusion is already installed so you need to do it
>>>>> manually, else it goes automatically by Coldfusion)
>>
>>>>> Let me know how it goes.
>>
>>>>> Inspired by Gert Franz who helped me setup Railo on my server with
>>>>> teamspeaker, if you are not getting there it might an idea to  
>>>>> install
>>>>> teamspeaker so i or anyone else could assist you with setting up
>>>>> stuff.
>>
>>>>> Or, if you want professional supported help, you might contact  
>>>>> deamon
>>>>> to assist you with the setup. It's a good investment to let it be
>>>>> setup 100% correct, as the result supply you with a stable server
>>>>> which serves you and or your clients perfectly.
>>
>>>>> On Oct 3, 12:15 am, prosem <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>>>> Hello All,
>>
>>>>>> I am having some trouble installing farcry for a multi site
>>>>>> configuration on my server. I think I am having problems   
>>>>>> because I
>>>>>> have two drives on my windows server running IIS7.
>>
>>>>>> C: has the wwwroot
>>>>>> D: has my sites
>>
>>>>>> Where should I put the farcry folder to do the install?
>>>>>> on C:?
>>>>>> on C:inetpub\wwwroot\ ?
>>>>>> on D:?
>>>>>> on D:Sites\ ? <-this is where I would like my projects to  
>>>>>> reside, I
>>>>>> would like this to be the projects folder.
>>
>>>>>> Also, I am doing the advanced configuration, but do I need to  
>>>>>> do the
>>>>>> coldfusion mappings or webserver mappings?
>>
>>>>>> I have been trying several different ways of doing this and I am
>>>>>> getting errors all over the place. Please help!
> >


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