Is it possible a especific URI in Wordpress call an web application (Example: https://mywebsite/my-application) and the rest of the site keep working as a ordinary wordpress?
If it is possible, how can i do it?
I have found no clue in anothers forums so far.
You just need to create the folder my-application at the root of the WP install, and put your application inside this forlder.
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I created a site in Kentico 12 and using the live viewer was working fine. Now its started 404ing every time I try to go to the site either by the URL: localhost:8080/Kentico12_[sitename] or by viewing the site through the live site feature. I a new site and it does the same thing. Additionally, page preview 404s as well. I have tried changing domain alias' and URL patterns but it doesn't seem to work. If anyone has a solution or some useful documentation to point mee toward that would be appreciated.
I can get into the back end of the site no problem by going to http:localhost8080:/Kentico12_Admin
I can reinstall Kentico 12 if needed but would rather avoid that.
Reinstalling is not the answer. Make sure you have the site properly setup in IIS first. A simple setup is to set the root of the site in IIS to the root of your MVC site. Then under that main site, create a virtual application and set that to the root of the CMS directory and call that virtual application "cms".
Then navigate to localhost/cms and you should be directed to the Kentico login page. Once you've logged into the Admin interface, update your site's domains. The Site domain name should be localhost/cms. The Presentation URL should be http://localhost.
If after you've made those changes and you're still getting 404's we'll have to look into other possible issues maybe in your web.config.
The situation is the following. I’m a beginner developer. Bought a domain and a simple hosting plan (includes 1 Msql base). I created a static HTML page. I modify it sometimes to show my progress.
Now I want to practise WordPress. Is it possible to keep this static webpage and create another dynamic page in WordPress? So this static page will be the main where I’ll put a link for the dynamic page.
Sorry if my question is too simple. I couldn’t find the answer anywhere.
Thanks!
Yes, you can create sub folder in public_html directory something like /public_html/xyz. so your domain will be xyz.com/xyz
now you can install wordpress in xyz folder and create dynamic website there.
Maybe you can use a sub-domain, they are normally free inside the hosting plan. You can have a folder for the html and other folder for the WordPress. Then just assign the correct folder for the main domain to the html and the subdomain.whatever.com to the WordPress.
Yeah there are a few ways to do it. Simplest is to name the page "index.html" and stick it in your root (public_html) directory. That page will display instead of the index.php file Wordpress uses, at least for the homepage.
Wordpress should "take over" if you navigate to any other URL.
I use Wordpress for my blog and currently has a project which has a web folder that contains HTML/CSS/JS/PHP (basic website from scratching).
I can run it using MAMP by localhost/project/index.html and want to add the whold website into my Wordpress blog as a seperate page like mywebsite.com/project/index.html.
What's the proper way to do that?
The proper way, is to get a separate domain or create a subdomain for that second site..
However, it should be possible to just create a folder in the root of your existing domain, and upload the files into it..
If its meant to be a part of the existing website, the proper way would be to create a separate template for that page.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Page_Templates
I have a website built in MVC3.
I want to integrate a wordpress blog so users are able to still enter blogs using this but shows on the MVC site. Is this possible?
WP should run fine and independently if you just stick it in /blog folder in your web root. Just make sure your server is configured to not-rewrite actual files and directories to your framework, which is most of the time default.
Our main site (www.example.com) is hosted internally on IIS/ASP.NET servers but we've recently created a blog, which is hosted externally on a Linux/Apache configuration (www.exampleblog.com).
At the moment, we've managed to map the blog to a subdomain of our main site (blog.example.com), but we would prefer it to be mapped to a subdirectory (www.example.com/blog) instead.
Is this possible and, if so, how can it be done?
Well this depends, but let me consider your blog is been developed on PHP.
Mainly you need to do the following :
Install PHP on you Windows box.
Configure and active PHP in IIS.
Create a folder in you website maybe you call it blog.
From the IIS turn this folder to an App.
Well and that's it.
Note: Am not sure what platform you are running in your blog but basically the main idea is to configure the windows box to run the other site and if it is php you would find many examples about that.
If you have another web server (Apache) behind the blog site, the only way is a redirect from www.example.com/blog to the other web server. You can also use a frame containing the blog site (which is located under another address) so the user doesn't see the other address in the address bar of his/her browser.