Home Directory Question

jsimmons · 04-27-2006, 04:07 AM

I finally have IIS configured well enough to show a test web page, so I thought I'd try moving my entire website over. However, I seem to be having a root directory problem.

I have my website on a second drive in the following path: d:\www\newsite

I added a new folder with all of my site files in it, so now the fully qualified path is d:\www\newsite\home. The website files contains references to css js, and php files that exist in the home folder (and yes, php is installed and working correctly).

When I access the web page, it appears as if none of the css, js, or php files are being found (none of the styles and such are working).

Is there a setting somewhere I need to set?

Does 2003 server keep logs of page/file access results?

jsimmons · 04-27-2006, 06:57 AM

Well, I found out part of the answer - I have to add javascript to the mime types (if javascript ain't working, my page simply won't render correctly, and this might also address the whole home directory question). I also discovered AwStats for log analysis.

04-27-2006, 04:07 AM	#1 (permalink)
jsimmons Registered User Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 17 OS: Win2k Pro	Home Directory Question I finally have IIS configured well enough to show a test web page, so I thought I'd try moving my entire website over. However, I seem to be having a root directory problem. I have my website on a second drive in the following path: d:\www\newsite I added a new folder with all of my site files in it, so now the fully qualified path is d:\www\newsite\home. The website files contains references to css js, and php files that exist in the home folder (and yes, php is installed and working correctly). When I access the web page, it appears as if none of the css, js, or php files are being found (none of the styles and such are working). Is there a setting somewhere I need to set? Does 2003 server keep logs of page/file access results?

04-27-2006, 06:57 AM	#2 (permalink)
jsimmons Registered User Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 17 OS: Win2k Pro	Well, I found out part of the answer - I have to add javascript to the mime types (if javascript ain't working, my page simply won't render correctly, and this might also address the whole home directory question). I also discovered AwStats for log analysis.