Karina wrote: > -I renamed the file:"sample-config.php" to "config.php" and took it out of > the > doc directory. Do I bring it up to the root directory, (i.e. place the > config > right next to my "pmwiki" file? Or do I put it within the "pmwiki" file, > next > to the "cookbook, docs, local, pub" etc. files?
Just to be perfectly clear, "cookbook, docs, local, and pub" are called folders or directories. A folder can contain a file, such as "config.php". You need to move your config.php file into the "local" folder. > > -And then I went (uncommented out too)to the > $ScriptUrl & > $PubDirUrl sections > > for $ScriptUrl: > tried: http://www.mydomain.com/pmwiki/pmwiki.php (didn't work) > tried: 'http://www.mydomain.com/pmwiki/55plus_070503/pmwiki.php' > > same with the $PubDirURL, still no luck. > p.s. (do I uncomment all the single "#" lines? as well? Or just some of > them?) As a general rule, do not uncomment a line unless you know what it does or unless you know it needs to be uncommented. The actual setting for $ScriptUrl can be tricky, because it has to point to the location of your PmWiki installation. Exactly where this is depends in part on your ISP and in part on where you have installed PmWiki. It would help if you could show the real URL (address) of your website. For example, I own my own domain and the URL for it is: http://neil.eton.ca/ However, the URL to access my PmWiki installation is: http://neil.eton.ca/wiki/index.php Did you ISP give you instructions on how to upload a website? It should have included the URL that your website would use. -- Neil Herber Corporate info at http://www.eton.ca/ _______________________________________________ pmwiki-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.pmichaud.com/mailman/listinfo/pmwiki-users
