How i Can make forum to open by default. I dont want to open The Front Page.
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How i Can make forum to open by default. I dont want to open The Front Page.
You should set index.php script to call forum.php instead of content.php. Edit it in a text editor, it should be pretty clear.
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I did but try to open it :- http://forum.khoobsurati.com
Plz check file content bellow :-
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<?php
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|| # ---------------------------------------------------------------- # ||
|| # Copyright ©2000-2011 vBulletin Solutions Inc. All Rights Reserved. ||
|| # This file may not be redistributed in whole or significant part. # ||
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\*================================================ ======================*/
/**
* If you want to move this file to the root of your website, change this
* line to your vBulletin directory and uncomment it (delete the //).
*
* For example, if vBulletin is installed in '/forum' the line should
* state:
*
* define('VB_RELATIVE_PATH', 'forum');
*
* Note: You may need to change the cookie path of your vBulletin
* installation to enable your users to log in at the root of your website.
* If you move this file to the root of your website then you should ensure
* the cookie path is set to '/'.
*
* See 'Admin Control Panel
* ->Cookies and HTTP Header Options
* ->Path to Save Cookies
*/
//define('VB_RELATIVE_PATH', 'forums');
// Do not edit.
if (defined('VB_RELATIVE_PATH'))
{
chdir('./' . VB_RELATIVE_PATH);
}
/**
* You can choose the default script here. Uncomment the appropriate line
* to set the default script. Note: Only uncomment one of these, you must
* add // to comment out the script(s) that you DO NOT want to use as your
* default script.
*
* You can choose the default script even if you do not plan to move this
* file to the root of your website.
*/
/**
* Use the CMS as the default script:
*/
// require('content.php');
/**
* Use the forum as the default script:
*/
require('forum.php');
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|| # Downloaded: 11:26, Tue Nov 15th 2011
|| # CVS: $RCSfile$ - $Revision: 31201 $
|| ################################################## ##################
\*================================================ ======================*/
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Kindly suggest me.
You have something set wrong.
forum.khoobsurati.com/index.php should do the same thing as
forum.khoobsurati.com
and they both have different errors.
what is your htaccess content, and do you have an index.html file in your home directory?
is your vboptions setting for Site Url set correctly as described without trailing slash?
Brian Cummiskey / Crawlability Inc.
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