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I just bought my first mac and I develop in PHP. I run MAMP to serve my php files. You have to save files to Applications/MAMP/htdocs to be able to serve a file. I would rather have one file in the root directory that sends all the files I create to htdocs so that I can access them easier in emacs and such from the command line. How could I do this?
You should check
httpd.confof MAMP. You can change theroot folderof youWWWthere. Look for thehttp.conffile in the Apache directory, and then look forhtdocsand change that path.