Hello. I hope that you are well and enjoying life in general.
It says somewhere here that I should search the forum for an answer before I start another thread. But if I do that, using two or three words to narrow the search, the two or three words apparently expand rather than narrow the search.
This would be, if true, not only wrong but stupid. If someone were to search “old Ford” and got every instance of “old” and every instance of “Ford”, he would get a totally useless flood of irrelevant results.
I must be doing something wrong, because the site itself could not possibly be that badly misdesigned. Would someone kindly give me a hand and tell me how to narrow a search in the forums?
Without conducting myriad tests, but from a quick play, it seems to me as though the forum is trying to find pages that match all the search terms as individual words, although it will include pages that match some of the terms only as well. But the pages at the top seem to be the ones that are most likely to feature all the search terms.
What was the combination of words you were searching for?
I was hoping to find the answer to a problem using move folder wamp.
(My problem being that I moved one site to a folder within wamp’s www folder so I can have a selection of folders (sites) there.
With a synthesis of the various methods online for making that work, the site does display but the php includes in it won’t connect)
On the basis that when I typed it in, I misspelled ‘move’ as ‘mpve’ and got zero results, I can conclude that it does look for all the search terms and doesn’t just pick out some of them!
I get 20 results for that search (of which this thread is one!), but not knowing anything about the topic in question I don’t know if any of the others are helpful. It is of course entirely possible that no-one has discussed that topic here before!
Based on my quick view of the search results, I think this topic needs a new thread of its own in the Server Configuration/Apache URL Rewriting Forum. Please provide all error details you can, as the brief information given so far in this thread doesn’t quite relay the issue (to me at least).
[ot]@cpradio ; is right… you need a redirect and that can be done in different ways. Probably the easiest one is writing a .htacess file (or adding the corresponding command if you already have one at the top folder)
