I have just installed PFT for the first time using Drush_make. I am really keen on using it. I think it is just what I am looking for.

I installed it in a subdirectory of a primary domain i.e. https://domain.net/pft.

On the home page:
Welcome to Project Flow & Tracker = https://domain.net/pft/page/welcome-project-flow-tracker
Click here to create a project = https://domain.net/node/add/project
What Next? = https://domain.net/pft/#footer-tab-2
MyName = https://domain.net/pft/#footer-tab-3
Dashboard = https://domain.net/user
Create New Project = https://domain.net/node/add/project

When I click on 'Welcome to Project Flow & Tracker' I then go to a new screen and there is an option to 'edit node'...

I then change "/node/add/project" to "../node/add/project" and

and that page now has:
Click here to create a project = https://domain.net/pft/node/add/project

So the point I am making is that the links need to be relative so PFT can be installed in any directory not just a top level domain.

Thanks

Dig

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victorkane commented

First of all, thanks for downloading PFT! Let's get you set up.

In your hosting, create a subdomain and install PFT there, it's always a good idea to install either in a subdomain or else in document root, that way many links (i.e. to images, etc.) will be relative and will work well.

But the links should have worked anyway. but, you have some kind of problem with your server configurate, since all the links you posted are https and not http, and that may be why things are going a little crazy.

Let me know if you can install to a subdomain or document root with the regular http:// configuration.

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