I want to run my directory as a statis one. I how that I could re-direct my user to a "htmloutput" directory but in such case my directory will be located in a sub-directory which is not good for SE spidering. Here is what I am planning to do. I will use "ln -s" within my apach server to make my "htmloutput" transparent so the files and sub-directories will appeare to be in my root directory. Of course now I need to remove the "htmloutput" from the URL and replace the absolute URL with a relative one. How could I do that?
Why not just generate them in the root directory if you really want them there? Anyhow you can set the path that will be prepending the the urls on the generation page.
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Hello,
I want to run my directory as a statis one. I how that I could re-direct my user to a "htmloutput" directory but in such case my directory will be located in a sub-directory which is not good for SE spidering. Here is what I am planning to do. I will use "ln -s" within my apach server to make my "htmloutput" transparent so the files and sub-directories will appeare to be in my root directory. Of course now I need to remove the "htmloutput" from the URL and replace the absolute URL with a relative one. How could I do that?
Thank you.
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Why not just generate them in the root directory if you really want them there? Anyhow you can set the path that will be prepending the the urls on the generation page.
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Thank you.