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$abspath doesn't seem to work with custom WP directory structures

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xentek

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11:36 pm April 7, 2009

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WordPress offers the ability to store your wordpress files in a separate folder then you are serving the application out of. The abspath file and $abspath variable do NOT seem to work with this.

My current directory structure looks like this:

/index.php
/wp-config.php
/wp/wp-load.php
/wp-content

From what I can tell, cforms use of the generated abspath file to locate wp-load.php and wp-config.php will be broken for this directory structure, since it assumes the two files are next to each other. In recent versions of WordPress there are a number of contstants you can use to determine the path of these things.

If someone has solved this problem before, let me know. If not, looks like I will need to hack cforms to work for me.

- Eric Marden
http://xentek.net/code/wordpress/

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Oliver

Munich, Germany

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7:14 am April 9, 2009

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xentek said:

WordPress offers the ability to store your wordpress files in a separate folder then you are serving the application out of. The abspath file and $abspath variable do NOT seem to work with this.

My current directory structure looks like this:

/index.php

/wp-config.php

/wp/wp-load.php

/wp-content

From what I can tell, cforms use of the generated abspath file to locate wp-load.php and wp-config.php will be broken for this directory structure, since it assumes the two files are next to each other.

incorrect.

cforms uses abspath to determine the location of wp-load.php, ONLY if it can't find it, it assumes wp-config.php in the same place.

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