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I have searched (thanks for not being helpful), but I can't make sense of it.

Some posts say to move the catalog to the root folder - but what files? Some posts say to edit configure.php. Some posts say to redirect the file.

WHAT SHOULD I DO???

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300+ posts 99% of them deal with users not searching or really trying. You can poke around and see most of my posts are in fact helpful. When a post such as yours has so many topics I can not do the search for you as I get pages and pages instead of being able to point you to a single thread that was buried somplace. But once again I found a thread that will make this is about as simple as it is going to get <_<

 

http://www.oscommerce.com/forums/index.php?sho...=0entry299451

 

Your welcome :P

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I read that post. They change subject in the middle of it to "google search".

 

Anyway, what it doesn't tell me is what files I have to add where. Do I just put everything on root instead of /catalog? Even the adm files?

 

I just don't want to mess it up. I wasn't asking you (or anyone) to do a search for me, I am capable of searching, thank you. But I am really new to this whole OSC thing, and not much of what makes sense to other posters make sense to me.

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No problem at all as I will reply over and over till you are comfortable with doing the move :)

 

And yes I find it very rude when someone starts asking other questions within someone elses thread as things get off topic and make searches that more difficult.

 

The best explanation I can give is to move all the files in catalog/ down 1 level to the root. Then re-run the install program. Make sure you uncheck the populate database option during the reconfiguration.

 

So your folders will look something like this:

 

html/

html/includes

html/admin/

...etc...

 

Then just fill out the required information.

 

While I like the idea of what you and others want to do I personaly like to keep things within a structure. I.E. Store is in a store folder, chat in a chat folder, misc stuff in a misc folder, etc This just makes it easier when things are sorted. I just use a simple intro page as my index file that auto refreshes to the store in x amount of seconds.

 

 

Hope this clarifies things for you...

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Thank you.

 

I'll try and let you know if I have any problems.

 

I thought of just making a frontpage to the store, but I found that pointless since all I use the site for is the catalog itself.

 

Thanks again,

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