Your document root setting in your web server configuration should point to the subdirectory that has your index. Php in it, not the top-level directory of the whole application install E.g. , you have something like: myapp/application/Bootstrap.
Php myapp/application/configs/application. Ini myapp/application/controllers/... myapp/application/views/... myapp/library/... myapp/tests/... myapp/public/index. Php Set your document_root to myapp/public and not myapp.
Your document root setting in your web server configuration should point to the subdirectory that has your index. Php in it, not the top-level directory of the whole application install. E.g.
, you have something like: myapp/application/Bootstrap. Php myapp/application/configs/application. Ini myapp/application/controllers/... myapp/application/views/... myapp/library/... myapp/tests/... myapp/public/index.
Php Set your document_root to myapp/public and not myapp.
E.g. Includes, fopens, etc?β RemiX Oct 19 '10 at 15:55 For internal references (like in fopen()) there should be no change. For external references (like a URL), you'll no longer use mydomain.
Com/myapp/public/index. Php -- you'll use mydomain. Com/index.
Php β Alex Howansky Oct 19 '10 at 18:27.
If you don't have access to change your document root and you are using the Apache web server, the "quick and dirty" approach might be to create a ". Htaccess" file with the following contents, created in: /application/configs Contents: deny from all.
I solved this trouble, writing in the . Htaccess file the following lines: order allow,deny deny from all.
I solved this trouble, writing in the . Htaccess file the following lines: order allow,deny deny from all β Pablo Sep 4 at 19:58.
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