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Henry · 12-13-2002, 07:46 AM

I think that you are right about the directory address. I'm not at my computer right now, but I do remember that the emform_comfig file had clear instructions as to what needed to be entered for file path and URL, but I was not sure about one of the entries. It asked for Home/yourname/emform, and I was not sure what 'Home' meant, and what was meant by 'yourname' because the instructions stated 'username', 'dbname', 'password', 'domainname', 'operating system, yourURL, and so on. So I suspected that 'home' and 'yourname' were distinct from these other entries but I was not sure what they represented.

The other possibility may lie in the actual location of the file on the server. I ftp'd the file into a folder labeled 'thirdunitarianchurch', so in GoLive, I had to set the location of the file as: (web.vilitas)of course
thirdunitarianchurch.org/thirdunitarianchurch.org/emform. When I only had tuc.org listed once, I received an Apache error message that the file could not be found on that server. So is it possible that I have to set the file path for the emform file the same way?

Does any of this make sense?

Thanks,

Henry

12-13-2002, 07:46 AM	#10 (permalink)
Henry Registered User Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Chicago Posts: 13	directory address I think that you are right about the directory address. I'm not at my computer right now, but I do remember that the emform_comfig file had clear instructions as to what needed to be entered for file path and URL, but I was not sure about one of the entries. It asked for Home/yourname/emform, and I was not sure what 'Home' meant, and what was meant by 'yourname' because the instructions stated 'username', 'dbname', 'password', 'domainname', 'operating system, yourURL, and so on. So I suspected that 'home' and 'yourname' were distinct from these other entries but I was not sure what they represented. The other possibility may lie in the actual location of the file on the server. I ftp'd the file into a folder labeled 'thirdunitarianchurch', so in GoLive, I had to set the location of the file as: (web.vilitas)of course thirdunitarianchurch.org/thirdunitarianchurch.org/emform. When I only had tuc.org listed once, I received an Apache error message that the file could not be found on that server. So is it possible that I have to set the file path for the emform file the same way? Does any of this make sense? Thanks, Henry