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MixedElixirs

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Most of my admin area is working fine. However on some of the links, it attempts to go to a subdirectory instead and gives me a 404 error. If I remove the subdirectory the admin page works fine.

 

E.g.

http://www.freechoices.com/freechoices/manage/index.php/product/catalog

and if I remove the subdirectoy

http://www.freechoices.com/manage/index.php/product/catalog

it works fine.

 

I am unsure where this setting is coming from but obviously it's some sort of configuration setting as the subdirectory resembles the name of my site.

 

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

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Just tried deleting the entire installation and database, then proceeded with a fresh installation. Still occurs. I am assuming this is to do with a hosting issue such as a .htaccess file or the likes as I would expect there to be more help already available if every person experienced the same with whenever they do a fresh installation. The server itself hosts a few sites, so I can only assume the /freechoice/ subdirectory is actually the top level of the site, but Prestashop is picking up on that. I am still unsure where this is getting this information from - either a config file or a database entry?

 

My experience with Prestashop is only very new, but worked with other systems previously so I will understand most instructions to try. If anyone can help out it will be really appreciated as I am a bit under the clock with getting this going and I will need to choose today if I move to a different system or support Prestashop for this site.

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I also just checked for the value freechoices in the database, it only displays this in 3 locations and only as part of the full url (www.freechoices.com) so it doesn't seem to be a database entry it is reading this subdirectory from.

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