Setting it up as a subsite

[beerpal243]

Is it possible to setup the site as a subsite? The problem I'm having is that I have the main site, then I want to setup the TightWiki as a Subsite. While I was successful getting the site up and running, all the Css, js and page references are looking for the resources on the main site, not the subsite. Am I missing a setting?

Thank you

[NTDLS]

I've not tested that, but I will get on it in the morning. Have you tried setting the setting the site URL in the configuration under admin?

I'll ensure that that setting is used to reference all site resources (like CSS and images).

[NTDLS]

Added a pre-release that should work for you. While you should still set the site name under configuration as I mentioned above, you are correct that the sub-directory configuration was unsupported. You will need to use the prerelease 2.19.0 and alter the "BasePath" in the appsettings.json, setting it to "/yourSubFolder". Let me know if you run into any issues.

https://github.com/NTDLS/TightWiki/releases/tag/2.19.0

[NTDLS]

@beerpal243 let me know if this works for you.

[beerpal243]

Sorry for the delay... Nope, that still doesn't work. All Css, images etc are looking to the main site for the source instead of the subsite folder

[NTDLS]

Are you using the pre-release and setting the base bath in the appsettings?

https://github.com/NTDLS/TightWiki/releases/tag/2.19.0

[beerpal243]

Yes sir, I am.

[NTDLS]

Wtf…. on it

[NTDLS]

@beerpal243
Alright, I've found and fixed quite a few places that were not respecting the base path. I found that my debugger was happily serving from both the root and my sub-site, so my earlier tests were bogus. This time I tested with IIS.

If you wouldn't mind, give it another go.

https://github.com/NTDLS/TightWiki/releases/tag/2.20.0