Once your copy of the framework has been made, you will need to configure your site using the steps below.
Be sure you’ve completed the prerequisites, since requesting the framework does not get you a virtual host or Sitehost account.
Once your copy of the framework has been made, you will need to configure your site using the steps below.
Be sure you’ve completed the prerequisites, since requesting the framework does not get you a virtual host or Sitehost account.
In the base folder of your framework site, you will have a block asset called
. The settings block needs to include the Sitehost account name and virtual host (URL) for test and production. If you do not have a Sitehost account or virtual host URL, go back and complete the prerequisites before continuing. Settings
.html
and will work with PHP via an .htaccess AddHandler.No
can be selected and you’ll have to publish the entire site for navigational changes.<span> </span>
can be placed around parts of your title that you don’t want bolded. Long site titles can be separated into two lines with smaller text above the main title by putting the first section of the title in <span class="small"> </span>
.Any time a change is made to the Settings block, the whole site will need to be republished.
On the WCMS Manager Tools site, transports can be updated under Manage Transports. Expand your site and click on the pencil icon to enter your SFTP information:
For more information about Transports and Destinations, visit the WCMS KB document.
It’s time to make sure everything is set up correctly and publish the site to Sitehost Test, the test server. Go to your site in the WCMS and publish the base folder /
to test.
Note: If you are using Sitehost/Sitehost Test, as part of the creation of your framework copy, we will install additional files on your account.
If you need to run this script on your own, navigate to the web directory of your account and run /groups/iuframe/bin/setup_framework
and follow the prompts. If applicable, be sure to use your virtual host URL for production, not the default Sitehost URL.