[TYPO3-english] Realurl for subdirectory Typo3 installation without showing subdirectory name in Domain url

[Guan Ming]

Hi, Christoph

Your solution looks very interesting, but I am not very sure what actually
you did

1. are you saying you just needed to install all the TYPO3 files in
Document_root/mydir, except t3lib folder is put under
Documentroot/typo3_src/  directly. (according to your links)

or

2. are you saying to write your above links (codes) in the .htaccess file ?
 (I am not expert in writing codes in .htaccess file)

Thanks for your advice anyway !!

Guan Ming



On 2 January 2013 18:02, Dr. Christoph Hermann <
hermann at informatik.uni-freiburg.de> wrote:

> Am Samstag, 29. Dezember 2012, 16:26:51 schrieb Markus Klein:
>
> Hi,
>
> > I fear your wish is not really possible with TYPO3.
> > If I got your question right you want something like:
> > - folder of TYPO3 is http://example.com/cms/
> > - URL to call should be http://example.com/
> > - Still other web apps should be reachable via
> http://example.com/app.php
> >
> > I know that Wordpress has this feature, but unfortunately this is not so
> > easy (impossible?) with TYPO3. Maybe it works with some tricks of
> realurl,
> > absRefPrefix and mod_rewrite, but some extensions may still fail.
>
> I did this once by creating a few links.
>
> So typo3 is installed in document_root/mydir and i have the following
> links:
> fileadmin -> mydir/fileadmin/
> index.php -> mydir/index.php
> t3lib -> typo3_src/t3lib/
> typo3 -> mydir/typo3/
> typo3_src -> mydir/typo3_src/
> typo3conf -> mydir/typo3conf/
> typo3temp -> mydir/typo3temp/
> uploads -> mydir/uploads/
> mydir/ (typo3 install dir)
> .htaccess (all htaccess rules)
>
> That's not a very clean solution, but it works just fine.
> Of course you have to merge the .htaccess of your other applications, etc.
>
> cheers
> Christoph
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