Update wp-config.php.tmpl for hosting in subdir

[agarce]

This change make the site work if it is hosted in a subdirectory, not in the server's root.

[wesleytodd]

What happens when it is hosted at the root? This seems like it might break that. I can test it, but it would be awesome if you confirmed that it works for that as well before I take a look.

[Toddses]

This won't work even if the site is installed in a subdirectory. You end up with WP looking for files in places like http://localhost/tester/wordpress/wp-admin/wordpress/wp-includes/css/ when you visit an admin page. This is because when you run an admin script, dirname($_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME']) returns /tester/wordpress/wp-admin, and not just /tester

So this PR needs a little tweaking, but its definitely something I'd like to see pulled in.

[agarce]

Yes, it caused ajax request not working properly for the same reason. Sorry
for the waste of time, It was my first pull request in github, I'll be more
serious before bother again :)

PD: finally I set the constants in local-config.php... the fast way.

2015-02-02 17:39 GMT+01:00 Todd Miller [email protected]:

This won't work even if the site is installed in a subdirectory. You end
up with WP looking for files in places like
http://localhost/tester/wordpress/wp-admin/wordpress/wp-includes/css/
when you visit an admin page. This is because when you run an admin script,
dirname($_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME']) returns /tester/wordpress/wp-admin, and
not just /tester

So this PR needs a little tweaking, but its definitely something I'd like
to see pulled in.

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[Toddses]

Hey don't worry about it. If you want to take another shot at it, we'll definitely pull it in!