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I installed EasyPHP and set up a Drupal installation and a virtual host, so that I could see my site at sitename.local in my browser.
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Since Drupal manage file (including image files) in file_managed table with key fid. What you need is to create a int column for storing the value of foreign key fid. The column definition should be. I succeeded to install drupal 7.22 on my production server but still fail to have it running on my local EasyPHP running on win7 64b. At database configuration step of the install process I have the. Two Drupal installation on the same server. I added the following to my.htaccess of the original drupal installation to tell it to ignore my subfolder.
At first, it seemed like it was working, but it looked odd. The size of the text was different and certain page elements were displayed that were supposed to be hidden.
I found that the CSS was not loading from /modules/system. This was odd, because other CSS files would load fine. When I tried to access those CSS files directly, EasyPHP would throw 'Object not found!'
So I tried navigating in my browser to sitename.local/modules. I would expect it to say 'Access forbidden', but instead it showed the index of the EasyPHP modules folder.
I looked in httpd.conf and found this line, which seems to be the culprit:
Alias /modules '${path}/modules'
If I comment out that line, my site works normally, but I run into errors in EasyPHP because the module path is not found.
Is there way to rewrite this line so that it only redirects 127.0.0.1/modules and not sitename.local/modules?
2 Answers
Drupal Installation Profile
Jus run into the same problem on EasyPHP 14.1VC11 and Drupal 7.26Adding alias in virtualhost configuration worked for me:
The correct answer is actually the answer posted by @ahokkonen, but without the **.
So, adding Alias /modules 'path-to-site-folder/modules' solves the issue (I just did this and it works.
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chris_so