gdgray
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| Posted: 10/24/2003, 6:16 AM |
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Due to PHP templates having an .html extension, my host's Apache server is calling the index.html before the index.php. Not the desired outcome. Does anyone know of a simple way to change the default PHP template extension used by CCS without having to make custom changes to each page? Example: instead of index.html, the template name could be index.inc.
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Vincent
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| Posted: 10/24/2003, 6:23 AM |
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If you are hosted on a Unix server, you could use the .htaccess file to make index.php the first one to come up. Just put the following line in .htaccess: 'DirectoryIndex index.php'.
Hope it helps,
Vincent
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gdgray
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| Posted: 10/24/2003, 8:26 AM |
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Thanks for the reply, Vincent.
I do have access to the file system to modify .htaccess files but I was hoping for a solution that did not require that since not all hosts allow such access.
Regards,
Greg
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MSM
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| Posted: 10/24/2003, 2:27 PM |
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Rename index.html to somehing else, then modify the code in index.php that fetches index.html to fetch your new filename instead.
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gdgray
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| Posted: 10/27/2003, 6:55 AM |
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I'm trying avoid changes to generated code so I don't have to make the changes again after regenerated. Or is there a way to avoid the regeneration?
Greg
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Svein Eriksen
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| Posted: 11/02/2003, 5:31 PM |
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Hi!
I have the following code in my index.html - there is no CodeCharge file with the "index" name, but this code redirects to whatever page you desire.
<html>
<head>
<script>
self.location="Login.php"
</script>
</head>
<body>
<a href="Login.php">click here</a>
</html>
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