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10/04/2008, 06h17

I did a search under document-relative and root-relative links and moving
files, but didn't see an answer to my question.
I have an existing site. What I'm trying to accomplish is this:
I want to copy & paste all the files from my site root's folder to a new
folder within my site root (I think my Host calls it a subdomain... Where the
URL would read: www.mysite.com/subdomain/index.htm).

However, I tried to copy and paste those files into the new folder
(subdomain). Then I went to the URL of the subdomain index page
(www.mysite.com/subdomain/index.htm). When I clicked on a link to another
page (in my nav bar, for example), the link took me to my site root URL (ie:
www.mysite.com/contactus.htm). I thought it would take me to:
www.mysite.com/subdomain/contactus.htm.

From research it sounds like it has something to do with the document-relative
and root-relative links, however I could not find a solution. Do I actually
have to go into each link on each page within the new folder (subdomain) and
change the links to "point" to the pages within that new folder? I have almost
200 pages!

Thanks for any you can provide! I appreciate it.

10/04/2008, 06h17	#1
eakjck Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Moving Files to a new folder within site I did a search under document-relative and root-relative links and moving files, but didn't see an answer to my question. I have an existing site. What I'm trying to accomplish is this: I want to copy & paste all the files from my site root's folder to a new folder within my site root (I think my Host calls it a subdomain... Where the URL would read: www.mysite.com/subdomain/index.htm). However, I tried to copy and paste those files into the new folder (subdomain). Then I went to the URL of the subdomain index page (www.mysite.com/subdomain/index.htm). When I clicked on a link to another page (in my nav bar, for example), the link took me to my site root URL (ie: www.mysite.com/contactus.htm). I thought it would take me to: www.mysite.com/subdomain/contactus.htm. From research it sounds like it has something to do with the document-relative and root-relative links, however I could not find a solution. Do I actually have to go into each link on each page within the new folder (subdomain) and change the links to "point" to the pages within that new folder? I have almost 200 pages! Thanks for any you can provide! I appreciate it.