By FanTom on

Using ver 6.14 on production- hosted environment.

The site is put directly under .htdocs and the index file there loads up the site (ex: www.mysite.com ).

Now, I also have another site done by an ex-employee as www.mysite.com/old

I want to point the site to load up from this old site.

That is the index file under www.mysite.com should load up from www.mysite.com/old.

So what config changes should I do to point index file from under www.mysite/com/old.

Also when I create content from within drupal "Content" add page. where on the folder structure will it create and keep the page.

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I think I searched the archives, but could not find a solution. May be its out there, its so trivial, I think. But am beginner with Drupal. Help.

Thanks,
FanTom

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ezraw commented

Are both sites Drupal sites? Are you planning on using them both eventually or just the old site?

I'd suggest moving the current site to another directory somewhere on your server, and then move the old site to the root of your htdocs directory.

Ideally, you should keep each site in its own directory inside htdocs and point your web server at the correct directory (how to do this depends on your host). This will make it easier for you switch back and forth later.

If these are both Drupal sites, you should look into multisite as an option as well: http://drupal.org/node/43816 If you can do this, it will probably make your life a bit easier down the road as you will only have to manage one install.

Ezra Wolfe
DLC Solutions
EthosCE