Solutions tagged with ‘folder’:
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When you configure your site, public_html should be your document root. this way when you go to assign a page, you don't even see the public_html folder, you just see it's contents. ...
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The home page unreadable message may happen if you have changed the "site" settings since creating the page. e.g. when you changed the path from httpsdocs to httpdocs, any pages you had setup ...
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Sorry for the delay. we made the have made the path field user editable as a temporary measure until we come up with a better way to deal with hidden folders. hopefully this allows you to ...
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It seems your pages are all in the _cushy folder on your server, but some have _cushy in the path to the file which i see is also listed as the root of your site in the cushy setup. perhaps ...
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Try taking /blog off the end of the url in your ftp settings, and adding /htdocs (if required). it's just looking in the wrong folder. simon
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There are few reasons. cushy names its uploads the same as the page, so there are no clases with uploads from other pages you might have in the same folder. cushy puts version numbers on the ...
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1) you will need to download the site/files from the ftp server each time *you* want to make some (non-cushy) changes -- since cushy uploads files directly, the latest version of any given ...
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Have you double-checked that the "site url" field (very top one) for this site has the folder name at the end of it? ie: it should have http://www.exampleonly.com/folder/ rather than just ...
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Usually this is caused by your site url configuration being set incorrectly. e.g. if your site is http://example.com/folder and you have set the ftp path to folder correctly, then the url ...
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You're making it sound a lot more difficult than it should be! you are right -- the 'root' folder is where your html files are kept (on the ftp server). with some ftp servers, the "root" ...
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Vicky, first you'll have to connect via ftp manually (with an ftp app), and create a new "uploads" folder (you can call it whatever you like, really). then, in your cushy control panel, go to ...
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The "document root" is basically the folder that houses your index.html (or similar) files. sometimes, you have to choose a sub-folder like "www" or "public_html", but in your particular case, ...
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Perhaps the upload path has disappeared since you first set up the site? try removing it, creating the folder, or changing it to a folder that does exist.
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Looks like there may be a small discrepancy between the actual folder name and the one you've entered into cushy. i suggest: 1) deleting links.html from cushy, then trying to re-add it; 2) ...
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Unfortunately the custom upload path has to live *inside* what cushy considers the site root. for example, if you login to your ftp site and see dirs like: public_html/ cgi-bin/ most people ...
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Heya, as the error message says, you may have linked to an index.html that has been moved (or was in the wrong folder) etc -- you'll have to double-check that your path is correct (via that ...
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Go into your site's "configure" section and fix the path field -- cushy is looking for the folder /var/www/html, which does not actually exist. simon
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Cushy will use that temporary folder until you actually publish the document -- don't change it until then. if you're somehow managing to see that file path in the published html then there ...
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I think that perhaps the 'site url' in your site's configuration is incorrect. since your files appear to be in the /new/ subdirectory, you may need to append /new/ to the end of it. a couple ...
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It looks like you have some images linking to the root directory (/public_html) and some located inside the images folder (/public_html/images). you set the file uploads path (which is for ...
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Howdy frank, 2 things - 1) make sure you've changed the ftp details in the 'configure' section for that site (test with the instructions on http://www.cushycms.com/static/faq#tech_ftp if you ...
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Glad you sorted yourself out. i had a dig around anyway. it seems the issue of not being able to see the subfolders in your case is related to a slight issue with cushycms's compatability with ...
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- can you try manually pasting the folder structure into the "path" field (it's probably similar to your other site - /var/www/ .) and let me know if that works or not? simon
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I just tested then on your new site by putting /var/www/adco (in the path field) and it worked fine -- try it yourself, substituting adco for the correct home folder, and let me know how it ...
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In the 'configure' section for your site, you'll see an option for 'uploads path' where you can select a different folder for all your images, etc. it may be under the 'advanced settings' link ...
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The problem here is that somehow there's a hard link to the cushy 'temporary_uploads' folder in your source code (on an tag) -- cushy is trying to find that image, which no longer exists, ...
Problems tagged with ‘folder’:
