Hello, today I'm trying to link a website to an application with an url path deviate from the default '/'... I can't find the url path field... Where is it? Thanks for your help! mutetella asked 04 Oct '12, 03:08 mutetella |
The URL Path field still exists, but we have added a restriction so that it only appears for a website which already has an application at the root of the domain (URL Path of " In order to set a URL Path, create a website record with the primary application at the root of the domain and save it. Then, edit that website record, add a new application to it, and under the "URL" field, enter the URL where the new application should be mounted. For example, if this is an http website record, your domain is www.example.com, and the URL Path should be /foo, you would enter the full URL for this application:
The first portion of this URL is entered for you in the website record, so you can just add the "/foo" onto the end of the URL. This visualization of what the URL Path field does helps to eliminate confusion that occurs when people will associate the URL Path with a filesystem path; the new user interface makes it very clear that the URL Path is associated with the URL where the application is available. answered 04 Oct '12, 03:51 ryans ♦♦ |