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NathanMc

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Installing CiviCRM in a subdirectory
July 10, 2009, 05:05:07 pm
Hello,

I am trying to install CiviCRM onto my joomla website.  The website isn't in the main directory of my server it is in:  /home4/MAIN_URL/public_html/JOOMLA_SITE/tmp/

Is this possible? or is there a work around I could try?

It keeps creating an error.

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Re: Installing CiviCRM in a subdirectory
July 11, 2009, 03:03:53 am
I'm confused about what you are installing where.

The terms you use seem to indicate the Joomla! root directory is /home4/MAIN_URL/public_html/JOOMLA_SITE/ and that you are trying to install CiviCRM into /home4/MAIN_URL/public_html/JOOMLA_SITE/tmp/ ... but that doesn't make sense to me as Joomla! will install CiviCRM into /home4/MAIN_URL/public_html/JOOMLA_SITE/components/com_civicrm/ and /home4/MAIN_URL/public_html/JOOMLA_SITE/administrator/components/com_civicrm/.

Or is it that you have a main site installed at /home4/MAIN_URL/public_html/JOOMLA_SITE/ and a temporary site installed at /home4/MAIN_URL/public_html/JOOMLA_SITE/tmp/?

Also, please share the error you are getting. Have you Googled that error on either the Joomla! or CiviCRM forums? What does your research indicate?

Ken

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Re: Installing CiviCRM in a subdirectory
July 17, 2009, 08:03:25 pm
Yes, it's possible. Civi doesn't care where Joomla is installed.
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Re: Installing CiviCRM in a subdirectory
July 19, 2009, 06:29:28 pm
Thank you both for the help.  I got the install to work.  I had an error in my Joomla script.
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