Re: [PHP] Homepage

2001-01-17 Thread Romulo Roberto Pereira
what you can do also is using a HTTP header to redirect the user automatically to the index.php: the head of index.html could look like this: Untitled Document By this way you don;t need to change anything on apache... Rom - Original Message - From: S Bey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <

Re: [PHP] Homepage

2001-01-17 Thread Kurth Bemis
At 04:35 PM 1/17/2001, S Bey wrote: you need to set that in you apache configuration. open it in pico the press +w and type DocumentIndex add index.php to the line that you getmine looks like this DirectoryIndex index.html index.htm index.shtml index.php3 index.php index.phtml default.htm

RE: [PHP] Homepage

2001-01-17 Thread jeremy
Actually, You need to set this up in your httpd.conf file (if you're using apache). look for this line in your httpd.conf -[cut]- DirectoryIndex index.html index.php --[/cut] and if index.php isn't listed there, then add it. --jeremy -- Jeremy Kelley <[EMAIL PROTECT

Re: [PHP] Homepage

2001-01-17 Thread 10,000 Screaming Monkeys
On 01/17, S Bey rearranged the electrons to read: > Just a small (and hopefully easy) question. > > Is there a PHP equivalent of index.html? I want to be able to go straight > to a PHP script without the user specifying the filename. It's up to the server to decide what it will look for instead

Re: [PHP] Homepage

2001-01-17 Thread Alexander Wagner
S Bey wrote: > Just a small (and hopefully easy) question. > > Is there a PHP equivalent of index.html? I want to be able to go straight > to a PHP script without the user specifying the filename. This is not a PHP-issue, its just a matter of how your webserver is configured. With apache, you ju