We' using archetype on a site that we have set up as an IIS sub-application (the site sits in a directory within another site on IIS). So the domain structure as an example is like: http://example.com/example-site/
When archetype is including the files however, it's doing it from root domain so it's look for the files at: http://example.com/App_Plugins/Archetype/ rather than http://example.com/example-site/App_Plugins/Archetype/.
Is there any chance that this could be updated to use a virtual path i.e. ~/App_Plugins/Archetype?
Hi,
We' using archetype on a site that we have set up as an IIS sub-application (the site sits in a directory within another site on IIS). So the domain structure as an example is like:
http://example.com/example-site/
When archetype is including the files however, it's doing it from root domain so it's look for the files at:
http://example.com/App_Plugins/Archetype/
rather thanhttp://example.com/example-site/App_Plugins/Archetype/
.Is there any chance that this could be updated to use a virtual path i.e.
~/App_Plugins/Archetype
?