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Question: Can I put IPB Pages on inactive and move static pages under IPB pages (I mean while working on it)

Question: Can I change IPB Pages URL match with Static url?

Any other input would be appreciated? Please if you done this share your experiences...

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  1. You can setup the page permissions so that only the admin group can see them. That way nobody else can access/view them until they're ready.
  2. Yes, it is possible. But it depends on the URL you're trying to use. Got an example? 🤔
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  1. You can setup the page permissions so that only the admin group can see them. That way nobody else can access/view them until they're ready.
  2. Yes, it is possible. But it depends on the URL you're trying to use. Got an example? 🤔

Wow, great suggestion.... 🙂

example

my IBP forum is here https://www.site.com/forum/

Static page URL: https://www.site.com/a/a.html

 

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You wouldnt be able to set it to be outside of your installations structure, no

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As Marc said, URLs outside of the installation folder are not possible. At most, you can use this URL:

https://www.site.com/forum/a/a.html

 

You need to move the forum to the root directory to use the one you want. Once that's done, you'll have this setup:

FORUM => https://www.site.com/

STATIC => https://www.site.com/a/a.html/
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If I move forum to the root of the domain what happen to my current url under IPB forum?????

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If I move forum to the root of the domain what happen to my current url under IPB forum?????

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Oh, somehow I missed the previous reply.

 

You'd need to setup a redirect for the old forum folder and redirect all URLs starting with https://www.site.com/forum/* to https://www.site.com/*

Either use a .htaccess rule or leave an index.php file inside the forum folder with some redirect code.

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