Re: I have 405 html files (help)... what is the proper convention location for these files?

Well, usually most users put the files online as it comes from cakephp website, just unzip the files and when upload to server, uploads all file to the "public_html" folder, and this folder will have the .htaccess that redirects every request to app/webroot, BUT if you create another folder in public_html (where the app and lib folders are) and put a .htaccess with RewriteEngine OFF, this folder will not be redirect to app/webroot and the server will deliver to the client this folder´s content. SO you have the public_html folder AND webroot´s folder...

For example you have /public_html/app/webroot

If you create for example /public_html/docs and put a .htaccess with RewriteEngine OFF here, when you type www.yoursite.com.br/docs this folder will be accessible

OR if you create /public_html/app/webroot/docs will be accessible also at www.yoursite.com.br/docs

BUT, the most correct way to upload the files to the server, is to upload the app and lib folder to a not public folder, but you will upload the app/webroot contents to the public_html folder, and change the index.php settings of webroot´s folder, in this case the webroot NOW IS the public_html folder, and you just need to put the html files anywhere in your public folder, dont need any .htaccess to stop the RewriteEngine...

In this case, you should create /public_html/docs and dont need to put any .htacccess here, jut access throught www.yoursite.com.br/docs

Let me understand, you dont want to insert into your public folder because you want the people have no access to the docs??

Em quinta-feira, 16 de maio de 2013 12h16min18s UTC-3, glk escreveu:

Hello All,

 I have help documentation in html, png files located in a single folder... Created by another.

Where should these files be located within the site's app folder.  A folder within /View/Pages are as separate folder /View/Help?

If this Help were in PDF format, where (by convention) should that or any other downloadable file be stored within the app folder?

I know these are probably silly questions, but a pointer in the right direction (using proper conventions) would be greatly appreciated

Thank you,
Greg

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