2010-07-29, 02:04 AM
2010-07-29, 02:13 AM
Create a .htaccess file via Notepad and put this code in:
Then upload that to your forum's root folder.
Test it out.
DirectoryIndex portal.php index.php
Then upload that to your forum's root folder.
Test it out.
2010-07-29, 02:19 AM
(2010-07-29, 02:13 AM)lan7 Wrote: [ -> ]Create a .htaccess file via Notepad and put this code in:
DirectoryIndex portal.php index.php
Then upload that to your forum's root folder.
Test it out.
Ok sorry for being so full of questions... I open notepad type in the code and save it as .htaccess? Then upload that to my forums root?
2010-07-29, 02:26 AM
Yes that's correct.
2010-07-29, 02:28 AM
(2010-07-29, 02:26 AM)lan7 Wrote: [ -> ]Yes that's correct.K did that but no change
(2010-07-29, 02:28 AM)cashfreebies Wrote: [ -> ]I still have some css files to upload that might be the prob...where do i need to upload them?(2010-07-29, 02:26 AM)lan7 Wrote: [ -> ]Yes that's correct.K did that but no change
2010-07-29, 02:33 AM
This is how it should work, if you go to your domain now, let's say:
http://mywebsite.com
It'll automatically route to portal.php
If you want the banner to re-route to that, it'd require modifying the templates.
I suggest putting in a "Home" and a "Forum" button on your top navigation.
Forum button pointing to index.php
And "Home" button pointing to portal.php
Or you can just call it "Portal" too instead of "Home".
Anyway, that would require modifying the Header template.
http://mywebsite.com
It'll automatically route to portal.php
If you want the banner to re-route to that, it'd require modifying the templates.
I suggest putting in a "Home" and a "Forum" button on your top navigation.
Forum button pointing to index.php
And "Home" button pointing to portal.php
Or you can just call it "Portal" too instead of "Home".
Anyway, that would require modifying the Header template.
2010-07-29, 10:56 AM
Why would you make another .htaccess if you already have one there by default?
Anyway, add DirectoryIndex portal.php in the .htaccess. That way, mysite.com will show the portal rather than the board home. Then add a link in the nav to the forum, obviously.
Anyway, add DirectoryIndex portal.php in the .htaccess. That way, mysite.com will show the portal rather than the board home. Then add a link in the nav to the forum, obviously.