We have built our latest applications on a simple PHP framework we created that makes it easy to deploy our applications.
By default the scripts assume you are installing in a new domain or a sub-domain. If you intend installing the script within a sub-folder you will need to make a simple tweak to the script.
We do NOT recommend installing in a sub-folder. We recommend always using a sub-domain (or a domain) for the application. This ensures that there are no configuration inheritance issues from other scripts in other folders.
By a sub-folder, we mean within the URL, not within the file system of your hosting account.
An example of a sub-folder is:https://mydomain.com/myscript
An example of a sub-domain is:https://myscript.mydomain.com
If you are unable to use a sub-domain, watch the video below or follow the instructions below the video on how to alter the script.
Step 1:
Open routes.php files located inside the src folder and you will see a commented out line of code that looks like the one below
// Router::group(['prefix' => '/foldername'], function() {and the line below at the end of the file
// });Step 2:
Uncomment the two lines above by removing the two forward slash before them. //
Step 3:
Rename the foldername to the name of your folder for example myapp, and you will have something like.
Router::group(['prefix' => '/myapp'], function() {
...
});That’s all!