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I saw the above site recently. WordPress was installed inside the root folder. And it had 3 other subs with different frameworks.

https://dwc.org.ng/moodle30/ Moodle CMS
https://dwc.org.ng/parents/ PHP only

And another sub with Joomla framework.

How possible is this without a subdomain?

How was it done?

Please explain.

Once upon a time, experts like dhtml with have trashed out this matter. But that time is long gone, but there are still some good guys in the house, I am just trollin' pass.

Crieff:
https://dwc.org.ng

I saw the above site recently. WordPress was installed inside the root folder. And it had 3 other subs with different frameworks.

https://dwc.org.ng/moodle30/ Moodle CMS
https://dwc.org.ng/parents/ PHP only

And another sub with Joomla framework.

How possible is this without a subdomain?

How was it done?

Please explain.

You don't necessarily need to create a subdomain to have another version of a website or an entirely different website in your root folder.. Just create another folder inside your root folder and install your new website there.. It can have connections to its own separate database and offcourse tables and can be accessed simply by typing www.yourmaindomain.com/thenewfolder

elninosft:
You don't necessarily need to create a subdomain to have another version of a website or an entirely different website in your root folder.. Just create another folder inside your root folder and install your new website there.. It can have connections to its own separate database and offcourse tables and can be accessed simply by typing www.yourmaindomain.com/thenewfolder

Oh goodness!

So, all those Subdirectories were all created in the root folder? Thanks Elninosft. Thank you.

Crieff:
Oh goodness!

So, all those Subdirectories were all created in the root folder? Thanks Elninosft. Thank you.

Exactly.. They are all in the root folder

elninosft:
You don't necessarily need to create a subdomain to have another version of a website or an entirely different website in your root folder.. Just create another folder inside your root folder and install your new website there.. It can have connections to its own separate database and offcourse tables and can be accessed simply by typing www.yourmaindomain.com/thenewfolder

Oh goodness!

So, all those Subdirectories were all created in the root folder? Thanks Elninosft. Thank you.

The obviousness of the answer and how it eluded me that I had to ask is surprising. Thanks again Elninosft. Afonja112, you can always help out too. Thanks.

You are welcome Crieff