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== To set up your web server for the first time == | == To set up your web server for the first time == | ||
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[[File:Crystal Clear info.png|40px]] This document was written for a MX release that is no longer latest! | |||
<big>From release 3.10.1, web template pages (that need to be processed and uploaded) are no longer provided with MX, instead the default web pages are installed once onto your web server and they use the technique mentioned at [[Php_webtags#Option_3:_JavaScript_Object_Notation|JavaScript_Object_Notation (.json) files]], for full details please see [[New_Default_Web_Site_Information]]</big> | |||
With latest release, you still need to do a one-off of files in '''\CumulusMX\webfiles''' and its sub-folders. However, the files found there have changed. | |||
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When you first want to use Cumulus web pages on your web server, you need a number of static (unchanging) files to be put onto your web server. The web pages that MX uploads for you reference that static files and will not look right without them. The files that only have to be uploaded once are found in '''\CumulusMX\webfiles''' and its sub-folders. You don't create a folder called webfiles on your web server, but you put the files and sub-folders into position relative to where MX will upload the htm files. | When you first want to use Cumulus web pages on your web server, you need a number of static (unchanging) files to be put onto your web server. The web pages that MX uploads for you reference that static files and will not look right without them. The files that only have to be uploaded once are found in '''\CumulusMX\webfiles''' and its sub-folders. You don't create a folder called webfiles on your web server, but you put the files and sub-folders into position relative to where MX will upload the htm files. | ||