So heres the deal... I know that this is COMPLETELY unrelated to MAC's but i would ask anyway... the threads have been mostly general discussion lately anyhow...
I have a php based website that is going threw a redesign hosted on my proprietary linux server...
folder structure is set up like this...
html
-element
-image
-script
-sfo
-shop
-spec
-and various html files
to eventually test the redesign I have setup an additional folder called "TEST" inside "HTML" that duplicates the heirarchy like so:
html
-test
--element
--image
--script
--sfo
--shop
--spec
--and various html files
-element
-image
-script
-sfo
-shop
-spec
-and various html files
well all is well and good until i try to load the page... when i point the browser to the "index.php3" page in the "TEST" folder it takes forever to load and eventually locks up the browser...
is this a database issue due to the moved files, or a php thing?
I have never had a problem like this before; but then again this is the most complex site I have done..
I appreciate any feedback and let me know if i didnt explain things too clearly...
Thanks "A TON" in advance...
C-
I have a php based website that is going threw a redesign hosted on my proprietary linux server...
folder structure is set up like this...
html
-element
-image
-script
-sfo
-shop
-spec
-and various html files
to eventually test the redesign I have setup an additional folder called "TEST" inside "HTML" that duplicates the heirarchy like so:
html
-test
--element
--image
--script
--sfo
--shop
--spec
--and various html files
-element
-image
-script
-sfo
-shop
-spec
-and various html files
well all is well and good until i try to load the page... when i point the browser to the "index.php3" page in the "TEST" folder it takes forever to load and eventually locks up the browser...
is this a database issue due to the moved files, or a php thing?
I have never had a problem like this before; but then again this is the most complex site I have done..
I appreciate any feedback and let me know if i didnt explain things too clearly...
Thanks "A TON" in advance...
C-