DNN

[bobbybrown]

What if I already installed it in a sub-directory? Is there anyway I could move it or would I have to delete it and re-install?

[tima]

I already have an account and a domain with it. What should I do? Cancel my hosting plan and get a new one?

I wish if there was a simple way to upgrade my account.

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[maggie47]

What if I already installed it in a sub-directory? Is there anyway I could move it or would I have to delete it and re-install?

I would think that you would have to re-install though their support team would likely know for sure. You can always drop them an email at support@myhosting.com, they get back pretty quick.

[tima]

What if I already installed it in a sub-directory? Is there anyway I could move it or would I have to delete it and re-install?

I'm pretty sure you should be able to do this. There are forum posts at http://www.DotNetNuke.com that talk about moving a development site into production, etc. So that would involve changing the URL of the site. You would need to copy all the files to the new location, and change any references in the Config files to point to the new location. Not something I would recommend for a beginner, but if you have a lot of data in your DNN site and a little bit of experience, it might be easier than starting all over again.

I'd recommend checking http://www.dotnetnuke.com for more help.

[bobbybrown]

What if I already installed it in a sub-directory? Is there anyway I could move it or would I have to delete it and re-install?

I'm pretty sure you should be able to do this. There are forum posts at http://www.DotNetNuke.com that talk about moving a development site into production, etc. So that would involve changing the URL of the site. You would need to copy all the files to the new location, and change any references in the Config files to point to the new location. Not something I would recommend for a beginner, but if you have a lot of data in your DNN site and a little bit of experience, it might be easier than starting all over again.

I'd recommend checking http://www.dotnetnuke.com for more help.

I'm definitely a beginner lol, I will still give it a shot though.

[tahoemnts]

yeah. i remember doing this. what a pain.