Quick question about add-ons...

I currently have an add-on domain that is home to a Wordpress install. (www.wordpressurl.com is hosted from www.mainsite.com/subdomain.)

I am working on a Drupal install that will take over that Wordpress site as well as other aspects of my main site.  The Drupal CMS will be located in my root directory.

If I use Drupal to set the path for the content that will replace the Wordpress site to the same path as the subdomain ... i.e. www.domain.com/subdomain will the add-on simply continue to function properly once I remove the Wordpress install and upload the Drupal site to the root?

Thanks much.

"If you would like to add FTP accounts to your Sub-Domains you can check out this thread made by the wonderful Michelle http://www.lunarforums.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=21643&highlight=  "

= the page for this link is unavailable and I wanted to know more about creating an ftp access to a subdomain since my attempt has failed.

I have set up a sub-domain and the idea is that another party can access this via ftp and up/download files within this particular diretory only - NOT THE WHOLE SITE.

I created the ftp account following the instructions and entered a specific name after the / (otherwise the new FTP user will have access to the entire public_html directory, so you say) under public ftp. Then things must have gone wrong!

I tranferred files into the specific name sub-domain folder (public_html) and created a directory by the same specific name   under public_ftp. - right? wrong?

Here is the problem: Using Ace FTP I tried to access this new ftp account (to test it out), with the result that I can no longer access my domain nor the ftp account and a large X comes up when I try to connect to the server.

In an attempt to remedy the situation I have now deleted the new ftp account and the directory within but I still can't access the server.

I had hoped that the "thread made by the wonderful Michelle" could shed light on this but alas, page unavailable.

HELP, please!