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Fady Chakik
Wednesday 09 April 2003 2:17:19 am
Hello,
How could we change the name of "index.php" to another name like "default.php" ?
Just renaming doesn't work!
-Fadi
Claus Jensen
Wednesday 09 April 2003 5:46:42 am
I dont think its really smart to rename the index.php, cant you instead make your webserver rewrite the requests made to default.php, or make index.php one of the default "serving pages" ? I think its refered to several times in the ezpublish php code..
claÜs
Kai Duebbert
Wednesday 09 April 2003 11:33:52 pm
This is actually really easy.
Two steps: 1. Rename "index.php" to "default.php"2. Edit "default.php" and change line 259 to "eZSys::init( 'default.php' );"
Voila.
Kai
(BTW: it should also be possible to use this for a SiteAccess method. E.g. admin.php for the administration area and user.php for the user area.)
Scot Wilcoxon
Wednesday 16 April 2003 6:27:44 pm
The "index.php" name is buried in the code and things can break if a different name is used. Specifically, to find the base URL for images a string search for "index.php" is done in some configurations. If that is needed and fails, the pages look quite ugly. I've reported several related issues.
Script start
Module start 'content'
Module end 'content'
Script end
Time used to render debug report: 0.0001 secs