Jacque, > This was the default location where JaguarPC put them, and I assume is how > it needs to be set up.
It's the default location but it does *not* need to be that way whatsoever and both will work just fine. In fact, there is an issue where putting it within the public_html folder will enable anyone to browse to http://user.on-rev.com/mydomain.com/ or indeed, http://domain1.com/domain2.com and see the other, unrelated site, which I do not find desirable. This is why I put separate domains at the root. It prevents anyone from seeing the content unless they navigate to the intended domain. > Bill Marriott wrote: >> If the content will ultimately be its own domain and not a subdomain, >> then I would put the folder at the root, and not within the /public_html >> hierarchy. > > I have both a subdomain and an add-on domain at JaguarPC, in addition to > my primary hyperactivesw.com domain. Both the subdomain and the add-on > folders are located inside the public_html folder of my hyperactivesw.com > folder. _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
