Currently only working in root directory? about jocms

[gem3]

Hello,

Thank you for your reply.

It seems not easy, so I will install in root directory.

By the way, I made a language-file.
Shall I sent this to you by e-mail?

[orionseye]

How can someone develop a software, which is intended to run on 'root' only?
Sometimes i really have to scratch my head .. people!

[mxgbr]

@mclvren is right, its not so easy to change the directory rn. In its current version, jocms should be installed in the root directory.

[donjenso]

Is there any way to deploy jocms in a subfolder? This would offer many many more use cases!
Maybe there is a tutorial to manually change the directories or something like this?

[gem3]

Hello,
I also set up jocms in sub directory.

It looks like if I set "JO_ROOT", it will be OK.
If so, please let me know where and how to set "JO_ROOT".

[mclvren]

Hello,
I also set up jocms in sub directory.

It looks like if I set "JO_ROOT", it will be OK.
If so, please let me know where and how to set "JO_ROOT".

the main problem is that html code and ajax requests uses paths relative to root
so you need to edit paths in php, css and js files

[dcerveral]

Gran trabajo. Simple pero practico.

[WebCrew]

@donjenso did you even read the whole topic here?

[camcnelson]

Hi, I'm not sure if this helps anyone or if I understand the OP's question, but I could edit other pages in subdirectories of my static site by putting the full path in the corresponding url parameter. E.g. I installed jocm in the root directory but wanted to edit /pages/mypage.html so I went to https://www.your-site.xyz/jocms/control/cms.php?path=%2Fpages%2Fmypage.html and jocms seemed to work fine!