Awesome! Thanks! I started the setup process so that it would create the config.php file, I then moved all of the files into the root of the website and made changes to the config.php file to show updated paths for root of website. 5 Stars for you!
Also, to answer the add-on questions... Yes I am using a Windows server and no, there were no typos. Here is what my config file looks like with updated (but privacy adjusted) paths...
$g_root_url = "http://forms.com";
$g_root_dir = "C:\\wwwroot\\forms.com\\";
Also, to answer the add-on questions... Yes I am using a Windows server and no, there were no typos. Here is what my config file looks like with updated (but privacy adjusted) paths...
$g_root_url = "http://forms.com";
$g_root_dir = "C:\\wwwroot\\forms.com\\";
(Jun 7th, 2012, 12:11 PM)michatmaster7 Wrote: Um.....
Ah ha, here's more info about it: http://docs.formtools.org/userdoc2_1/?page=config_file
(Jun 7th, 2012, 11:25 AM)seph Wrote: Either the theme cache folder doesn't have write-permissions, or your $g_root_dir value is invalid. Please update the /themes//cache to have full read-write permissions
Are you using a Windows Server? Something about that error message doesn't settle well. Why are there two backslashes there? Was that you mistyping it or??