On Fri, Nov 16, 2012 at 2:33 PM, Christopher French <cont...@chrisfrench.me>wrote:
> if your site is built correctly you should just need to point any domain > name at the site and it should work out of the box. > I actually ran into this myself, and this DID work. I had a site set up as www.domain.com/test, and then converted it to test.domain.com - all I had to do was set up the subdomain to point to /test, and it worked. If you want to be EXTRA sure, you can use an extension to check for broken links after the move. I purchased this for sanity's sake when I was maintaining a very large Joomla site with a ton of documentation, and it was a life saver: http://www.qlue.co.uk/joomla-extensions-15-a-16/joomla-broken-link-checker.html If possible, can you point the old domain name at the new server, at least temporarily, so that both domains resolve to the new cPanel account? That might help. If you're using Google Analytics / Web Tools, you can tell it your site moved and changed names, which might also help. -Geoffrey
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