Little advice and some pointers

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My company has charged me with getting a new ticketing system up and going. Which I have gotten going. The problem is we are on dream host, and me installing the ticketing system has created a separate directory under the domain name called /support/.

I now want to use Concrete 5 to create a landing page for the domain itself. I want to install concrete 5 on the root directory, but dream hosts installer will not because this directory is not empty, it has /support/ in it. If I wanted to install concrete five on the root of the domainhttp://www.mywebsite.com , how would I go about doing this?

I am a complete noob to this, but am very technical and with some advice I feel I can get this going.

I can install concrete five into a directory like /landing no problem, but how would I make concrete5 show up on when the user just enters the domain in the url field?

I.E:http://www.mysite.com

instead ofhttp://www.mysite.com/landing

Thanks.

 
adajad replied on at Permalink Reply
adajad
You can install concrete5 manually and not with a one click install. That way you will choose yourself where to install. Just follow the steps here: http://www.concrete5.org/documentation/installation/installing_conc...
shahroq replied on at Permalink Reply
shahroq
You can install a c5 on your localhost, and move the files to the host.
Then it needs some tweaking at the config/site.php and create a db and import all tables into it.