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Is it possible to save file in web root with blueprint field: file type?
· 10 years ago
yes thats not a problem with a subfolder and this is my approach with all other cases, my case was only to upload favicon in the root because it's recommended, and my user have no access to ftp. but
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Is it possible to save file in web root with blueprint field: file type?
· 10 years ago
I tried and you can't currently do it. Use a subfolder, I recommend a subfolder or user/, to adhere to the "standard" of having a Grav site self-contained under the user/ folder.
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Is it possible to save file in web root with blueprint field: file type?
· 10 years ago
nope
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Is it possible to save file in web root with blueprint field: file type?
· 10 years ago
Does that work???
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Is it possible to save file in web root with blueprint field: file type?
· 10 years ago
I'm trying to save file in the grav root , in fact I want the user upload his favicon, need to be in the root of the website Thanks for help el_favicon_upload: label: '' type: file size: long help: '
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Fresh Install -> 404 (/admin not found)
· 10 years ago
Skeletons don't come with Admin preinstalled. Grav+Admin on the other hand does, you maybe missed the .htaccess file? See the page not found doc
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Fresh Install -> 404 (/admin not found)
· 10 years ago
A work-around till the problem is solved lies in the manual installation of the Admin plugin
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Fresh Install -> 404 (/admin not found)
· 10 years ago
Hey there, wanted to try grav and did a fresh install based on the grav-core+admin and some skeletons which all resulted in a 404 "The requested URL .../admin was not found on this server"; disregardi
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Environments in Twig and conditionals
· 10 years ago
ta
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Environments in Twig and conditionals
· 10 years ago
{% if config.environment == 'livesite.com' %} do this {% else %} do that {% endif %}