We have Elgg installed in the root of a "slice", and it's a standard set up of v.2.3.8 (build 2016092300).
I want to be able to have one directory (and its subdirectories) accessible outside of Elgg. I have played with some MOD_REWRITE rules in the .htaccess, and done some searching on this, but failed to be able to solve it myself. Searching in the Elgg discussion groups yields many unhelpful hits. :( This situation isn't addressed in the DOCs.
I imagine this is a fairly routine thing -- can anyone point me in the right direction? Many thanks!
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- Rohit Gupta@Rohit_1990_3676
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You must log in to post replies.If the folder exists it will not come under elgg. This is the default feature you don't need to do anything extra.
Ensure that the "one directory" has an index.php file.
Thanks, Rohit. That's what I needed to know. My mistake was that I had put a test "index.html" file in my new folder, and the standard .htaccess requires only "index.php" as a "default handler".
I thought this must be more simple than I was making it! ;-)