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#1 2007-12-03 23:32:51
- Shaliza
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What if you need to create a non-TXP page?
I’m talking about a page that you DON’T want to make within Textpattern using forms, but perhaps in your cPanel, ect. Another reason why one would want to do this is if they uploaded a script.
How would one go about doing this? I obviously tried & it took me to a TXP 404 page.
Last edited by Shaliza (2007-12-03 23:33:38)
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Re: What if you need to create a non-TXP page?
Just create your separate page and place somewhere right link to it. If i understand you correctly..
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#3 2007-12-03 23:47:02
- Shaliza
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Re: What if you need to create a non-TXP page?
That’s what I did. I made it in cPanel, but it redirected me to my TXP’s 404 page instead.
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Re: What if you need to create a non-TXP page?
Use your FTP program to check if the page really exists where it should be, because if it did exist, you would not see the TXP 404 page.
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#5 2007-12-04 19:52:32
- Shaliza
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Re: What if you need to create a non-TXP page?
I did!
I uploaded a script & tried to go to the index page, but again, it took me to the 404. I also have Textpattern installed as the main site, so that might be the problem.
Is there any way around this?
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Re: What if you need to create a non-TXP page?
I uploaded a script & tried to go to the index page
You uploaded a script? What script, and whole cpanel thing makes no sense. First create subdirectory or other named than index to your public-directory. And remember the syntax .php, .htm, .shtml, .html. or something else, that you can view the correct non-txp-page.
In example: create subdirectory inside your public_html and upload there index.php-file… then you can a access it by http://domain.com/subdirectory/
Is there any way around this?
I just wonder how you can’t get it work…
I also have Textpattern installed as the main site, so that might be the problem.
No, it shouldn’t be a problem, in any case. You can easily create non-txp pages to same webspace as where Textpattern is.
Cheers!
Last edited by Gocom (2007-12-04 20:50:44)
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#7 2007-12-06 08:07:22
- Shaliza
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Re: What if you need to create a non-TXP page?
That’s what I did, but it works now. Not sure what happened before, but that was weird.
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