Lost the ability to run in a subdirectory

[LordAro]

Liking what you're doing with phppgadmin, considering how dead upstream is

However, it appears that in your changes you've made it so that you can no longer use phppgadmin in a subdirectory, e.g. example.com/phppgadmin . This appears to be because of hardcoded / at the beginning of all filepaths.

Would be excellent if you could restore this ability :)

[ffflabs]

I could try. However, keeping static assets linked relatively to current url won't be trivial once you right click somewhere on the tree and display a section on its own as opposed to displaying it in a frameset.

[LordAro]

Yeah, that's about as far as I got when trying to fix it myself... On 28 Mar 2017 00:32, "Felipe Figueroa" <notifications@github.com> wrote: I could try. However, keeping static assets linked relatively to current url won't be trivial once you right click somewhere on the tree and display a section on its own as opposed to displaying it in a frameset. — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#28 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AD0oOKju4pHv6Kgzuoi6gPBWNaXp9xdiks5rqEcUgaJpZM4MqxGc> .

[jangrewe]

Yes, restoring this functionality would be crucial - thanks! =)

[ffflabs]

I'm working on this

[ffflabs]

@jangrewe @LordAro

This should have been settled with the merge of #40
I'll release this as Release beta 17

[jangrewe]

I'm running e012bbe, but i still only get two panes with 404 =(

[jangrewe]

ah, nevermind! Fixing the Nginx config solved it. Thanks!

[ffflabs]

@jangrewe
Yeah, nginx config is mandatory. Remember that you could be running, for example, wordpress on the domain root, and phpPgAdmin6 on a subfolder. Each of them have different rewrite rules.