I'm not sure if that answers the question about the go part. It's just another thing to remember.
Surely /contact/caleb would be easier and more accessible than /go/contact/caleb?
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I'm not sure if that answers the question about the go part. It's just another thing to remember.
Surely /contact/caleb would be easier and more accessible than /go/contact/caleb?
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Originally Posted by Zedtu
Well, you shouldn't have to remember it?
Its just like the links on this forum, showthread.php?t=453330 do you remember that? :P
No, you click on it somewhere, or it is in your favorites.
It was just easier this way, due to the extensive system we have ;)
I did explain it.Quote:
Originally Posted by wewt
Our backend is located in a folder at zedtu.com/backend. This means if we made a page called backend then they'd get confused. As I personally built clients frontends in subdirectories on Zedtu. However we also have client pages which are named the same thing. So the /go/ prevents the hosting confusing which one the visitor wants.
...But makes it less accessible perhaps? I still don't really understand the logic, but meh.
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The directory /go holds all the frontend files.Quote:
...But makes it less accessible perhaps? I still don't really understand the logic, but meh.
Any other directories in the root folder could cause issues with the frontend pages.
For example, they have a folder called /backend and if they wanted to have a page on the site called "backend" it would cause issues.
By them listing all their frontend directories within /go, no problems with directory names will arise...
It's pretty simple to understand..
Thanks for clearing that up :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Invent
Our backend is stored http://www.zedtu.com/backend/
If we had a page called backend, it would blablalba, mess up :) So we use /go/
looking really good so far, keep it up :)
No offence, not trying to start an argument or anything, but theres 2 people involved, I hardly think giving yourself titles such as CEO & Founder, with a website that has had one client is a bit too over the top, and you should register your company ;).
Anyway good luck, love the website, check mine out @ http://www.prowebdesigns.co.uk/ edit that whole rant.. it shouldn't be there, you should look professional to get more clients, well done guys :) Tell me what you think of my website, I might do a preview like yours, then again, mine is a completely edited version of a layout I bought.Oh well. I'm learning Layouts very quickly, infact this layout, I copied the style of one I bought, but i made it myself, rather useless, all I got out of it was a .psd, some experience.. and maybe a bit of satisfactoriness, btw my site probably isn't online right now as it's currently repropagating DNS' after WinSer=>Linux.
Good luck guys!
LOOOL. You bought that layout off Simon. x.xQuote:
Originally Posted by Reconix
Anyways, is there any preview we could have of your backend (hah) system (like an actual preview, not images)?
Okay, what rant are you speaking of?Quote:
Originally Posted by Reconix
I do not wish to "review" your site here, and speak abotu what I think of it. Post a thread and I will happily do that ;)