Portal as index page
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Many questions have already been answered.
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Portal as index page
Is possible to set portal as default index page?
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Re: Portal as index page
Yes!!!giardiniere wrote:Is possible to set portal as default index page?
read them before this:
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viewtopic.php?f=49&t=4572
viewtopic.php?f=36&t=1641
V.G. archivar
sorry for my bad english
sorry for my bad english
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Topic author - Active Member
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Re: Portal as index page
Thank you for your useful answer. I've tried solution in another site :
in root, open htaccess and try:
Then, add after:
then save and refresh
otherwise
at the end of .htaccess file, add this line
in root, open htaccess and try:
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DirectoryIndex
Code: Select all
portal.php
otherwise
at the end of .htaccess file, add this line
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DirectoryIndex portal.php index.php index.html index.htm
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Re: Portal as index page
Perfect solution, works like charm.
FOr me the only small issue with this solution is that now on your forum, the URL in the address bar is www.forumname.com/portal.php and if people copy the link or reference it, it is like this rather than the pure www.forumname.com.
Any chance to change this behaviour, i.e., just have the TLD in the URL bar, probably through an Mod rewrite in the htaccess, but not sure how it will interact with the directory listing.
Any ideas would be appreciated!
playagiron
FOr me the only small issue with this solution is that now on your forum, the URL in the address bar is www.forumname.com/portal.php and if people copy the link or reference it, it is like this rather than the pure www.forumname.com.
Any chance to change this behaviour, i.e., just have the TLD in the URL bar, probably through an Mod rewrite in the htaccess, but not sure how it will interact with the directory listing.
Any ideas would be appreciated!
playagiron