Are 2 script paths possible?

[Hall of Famer]

Well your script path should definitely contain 'adoptables/', although Id say the root directory should always be 'public_html' for linux hosting system. I think what you are trying to do is to access your site at 'fixmyfarmville.com', but not 'fixmyfarmville.com/adoptables'. In this way you just have to upload the files inside the '/adoptables' to your root directory, if these files are inside '/adoptables' you can only access it through 'fixmyfarmville.com/adoptables'.

So your choice is either to extract all files from folder '/adoptables' to its parent directory, or to get an addon domain and point it to the directory '/adoptables'. For instance my domain mysidiaadoptables.com is an addon domain itself, which points to a directory in the primary domain mysidiarpg.com. You can access it through both mysidiaadoptables.com, or mysidiarpg.com/adoptables. But to do this you need a different domain.

[krazykat1980]

fixmyfarmville IS an addon (secondary) domain pointed at 'adoptables' (the primary domain is trueidiocy.us)... that's what is causing the problem I think... godaddy is treating 'adoptables' as the root of fixmyfarmville.com.... although I CAN access the index page from fixmyfarmville.com/adoptables or just fixmyfarmville.com ... but for some reason

http://fixmyfarmville.com/adoptables/templates/icons/fr.gif

gives me this error:
Fatal Error: Class TemplatesController either does not exist, or has its include path misconfigured!

while

http://fixmyfarmville.com/templates/icons/fr.gif

works just fine

So anything pointing to the .com needs to not have 'adoptables', while everything pointing to server root (var/html or whatever it was) does need it

[krazykat1980]

HEY!!!!!!!!! If I go change {$root} to '/' in the template the image shows up!!! I finally found something.... I have the 'left' image on the 'elements' theme now!!!

[krazykat1980]

And {$home} to '/'

So at least it all looks right now