Changing root (top-level) site

[Lawrence Lee]

You might want to check the XML siteTree. siteTree background:

<http://frontier.userland.com/stories/storyReader$4533>

Open
config.mainresponder.domains.["www.domain.com"].siteTree.directory.outli
ne.

Before:
<siteTree>
<site address="createASiteManilaWebsite">
	<site address="siteOneManilaWebsite" name="siteOne">
		</site>
	<site address="siteTwoManilaWebsite" name="siteTwo">
		</site>
	<site address="siteThreeManilaWebsite" name="siteThree">
		</site>
	</site>
	</siteTree>

After:
<siteTree>
<site address="siteOneManilaWebsite">
	<site address="siteTwoManilaWebsite" name="siteTwo">
		</site>
	<site address="siteThreeManilaWebsite" name="siteThree">
		</site>
	</site>
	</siteTree>

Also, make sure you change the site URL for siteOne from the Server menu
to http://wwww.domain.com/

Lawrence

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Michael Fraase
> Sent: November 25, 2001 7:59 PM
> To: manila-newbies@userland.com
> Subject: Changing root (top-level) site
> 
> 
> When Frontier is installed, it makes the Create a Manila Site 
> form the home page and that site the root (top-level site).
> 
> I want to make a different site the root (top-level) site. 
> For example I have several sites defined:
> 
> 	siteOne
> 	siteTwo
> 	siteThree
> 
> I want siteOne to be the root (top-level) site. I followed 
> the instructions at 
> http://manila.userland.com/howtos/movecreateform to remove 
> the form completely and then deleted the 
> createASite site. And changed the config.manila.hosting 
> baseDomain and canonicalSiteName to point to siteOne.
> 
> Didn't work. When I point my browser to www.domain.com/ it 
> should load siteOne right? That's what I want, but I'm 
> getting an error about can't find a sub-table named 
> "createASiteManilaWebsite"
> 
> How can I get www.domain.com to point to the www.domain.com/siteOne/ ?
> 
> Thanks kindly.
>