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Christopher Parke
Christopher Parke
21,978 Points
Posted by Christopher Parke
Christopher Parke
21,978 Points

It's not stated whether to use the Ruby command prompt in Windows or to use the cmd prompt. doesn't work on either.

cd (filepath) just returns as though I hit carriage return. Any Idea why it wouldn't be taking the command?

Thanks,

Christopher Parke
Christopher Parke
21,978 Points
Christopher Parke
Christopher Parke
21,978 Points

Oh I see. you have to do it in two commands if your default path is on a different drive from the site's folder's path.

So I start the ruby cmd promt: "c:/default/otherfolder" so i have to change drive - "e: " gives me "e:/XAMPP" then it's "cd e:/XAMPP/htdocs/lake-tahoe"

and you win life.

Seth Kroger
Seth Kroger
56,414 Points
Seth Kroger
Seth Kroger
56,414 Points

What exactly are you typing into the command line?