I know this has been answered before but for the life of me I cannot find an answer.
I moved my dolphin site to a sub folder. It was located in "domain.com" now it's in "domain.com/dolphin/
I changed the database to reflect this. All the data, profile, info, settings moved to subfolder with no problem; but none of the photos, videos, sounds.
Can someone tell me step by step how to get the photos, videos, and sounds moved?
Thank You in advance,
Allen
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Allen, if you ftp in are the files actually there where they should be? If they are it might be that the .htaccess file didn't move into the sub-directory.
Also clear out /cache, /cache_public and /tmp.
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I moved the .htcaccess file to sub folder and cleared out /cache, /cache_public and /tmp. Still no photos, sounds, videos.
I don't know where Dolphin keeps the photos, videos and sounds in FTP. in /public_hmtl/media/ files there are no files in "video" or "sounds" and there's one folder with a profile's images in "photos".
in "/public_html/flash/modules/mp3/files/" and "/public_html/flash/modules/video/files/" all the files seem to be there. However, in "/public_html/flash/modules/photo/files/" , there are no files.
Everything still works (and shows up) in the root domain. None of them are working (nor showing up) in the sub folder.
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The photos should be in:
/modules/boonex/photos/data/files
It sounds like everything is there.. hmm. Try this, edit /inc/header.inc.php change this:
$dir['root'] = "/home/youraccount/public_html/";
to
$dir['root'] = "/home/youraccount/public_html/subdirname/";
See if that does it..
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I tried changing the header.inc.php file and that did not work either.
Now that I know where the photos are, I guess I'll just transfer them all over to the sub directory along with the video and sound files. I started transfering the sound files already and they're working now in the sub directory.
Thanks for you help,
Allen
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Allen,
You're welcome. I'm sorry I mis-understood your original post, I thought you had moved EVERYTHING over to the sub-directory. Yeah, if you haven't moved the actual files they won't work. Once you've moved everything it should work normally.
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There must be another directory where the profile photos are kept. I moved all the photos but none of the profile photos are showing up.
Does anyone know what file the profile photos are stored?
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There must be another directory where the profile photos are kept. I moved all the photos but none of the profile photos are showing up.
Does anyone know what file the profile photos are stored?
It looks to me like you didn't move all the directories. How exactly did you move your site?
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I have Dolphin 7.6 in my root.
I downloaded a new Dolphin 7.7 in a sub-directory.
I moved the following files from the root to the sub:
"/public_html/flash/modules/mp3/files/"
"/public_html/flash/modules/video/files/"
"/public_html/flash/modules/photo/files/"
"/modules/boonex/photos/data/files"
I then changed the new sub-directory's inc/header.inc.php file to use the original root database.
So everything is there except for the profile photos and some other miscellaneous photos. All the mods work fine.
The bottom line is I'm having a variety of technical problems with the root's 7.6 version. I want to have the 7.7 Dolphin in a subfolder and keep all 1500 of my members.
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You took a v7.0.7 install and used a v7.0.6 database, all without performing an upgrade, and to add fuel to the fire, moved some directories over to the new installation.
"Well, there's you're problem."
It would probably be better to troubleshoot the problems on your v7.0.6 site, rather than doing something like this.
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Yeah, there were a lot of problems with 7.07 in a subfolder. I got rid of it, tackled the 7.0.6 issues, fixed, and all is good now.
You took a v7.0.7 install and used a v7.0.6 database, all without performing an upgrade, and to add fuel to the fire, moved some directories over to the new installation.
"Well, there's you're problem."
It would probably be better to troubleshoot the problems on your v7.0.6 site, rather than doing something like this.
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