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Hi, i'm installing silverstripe in the \www root and everything works fine but I still want users to be able to reach old site content in the form http:<my_domain>/<url>, because every request now i served directly to silverstripe I get a Page Not Found on such requests. Must I use RewriteCond/RewriteRule for each and every url that arent part of silverstripe?
You've got two options:
1. Install SS in a separate directory. e.g wwwroot/mywebsite
2. Add individual entries into the .htaccess file to ignore rewriting for specific URLs. e.g.:
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !/blogSean
hi
i guess you have a subdirectory with the content of the old site (e.g. "old"). if so you could add this rule to your .htaccess. make sure you add it before the silverstripe rules.
RewriteRule ^(old)($|/) - [L]
ohps sean was faster :-|
lukas
lerni: Good idea. Didn't consider that - but it's a good way to go considering the SS site would contain the new content.
