How to use an index.html page with d7

Hi, i want to know how to use an intro page for my dolphin script... normally... the index.html load before index.php... but with the dolphin script... the .htaccess its load the index.php unstead of the index.html file when i go to the main domain of my website... so i try to add the line

DirectoryIndex index.html

in the .htaccess file... but it make some bugs with the script... so i cant add this line...

so does anyone got a solution for me... to make my intro page still working before my visitor go into the main index.php page??

thx

Quote · 10 Aug 2009

in your .htaccess file, add this line:

AddType application/x-httpd-php .htm .html

and enjoy how your html pages work just like php pages.

If index.html will not take priority over the index.php, then try default.html or simply default.php or in some rare instances you can use home.html

Good luck

Quote · 10 Aug 2009

Dawm it..... it still dont work with any of these name files... :(


in your .htaccess file, add this line:

AddType application/x-httpd-php .htm .html

and enjoy how your html pages work just like php pages.

If index.html will not take priority over the index.php, then try default.html or simply default.php or in some rare instances you can use home.html

Good luck

Quote · 10 Aug 2009

so anyone got a solution???

Quote · 5 Sep 2009

Hi, i want to know how to use an intro page for my dolphin script... normally... the index.html load before index.php... but with the dolphin script... the .htaccess its load the index.php unstead of the index.html file when i go to the main domain of my website... so i try to add the line

DirectoryIndex index.html

in the .htaccess file... but it make some bugs with the script... so i cant add this line...

so does anyone got a solution for me... to make my intro page still working before my visitor go into the main index.php page??

thx

There is nothing in default dolphin .htaccess file to override apache setting.

If "DirectoryIndex index.html" do not work for you, then try to add this lined to httd.conf, because some apache settings may forbid to override some settings on .htaccess file.

Quote · 7 Sep 2009

i try this but it still dont work...  the index.php still be the default page if you go on the main domain...

Quote · 15 Sep 2009

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Quote · 15 Sep 2009

so it seams that i still dont have a solution for this problem... :(

Quote · 14 Oct 2009

install dolphin in a sub folder : http://domainname.com/dolphin/...

 

create index.html at the root of the domain : http://domainname.com/index.html

 

looks like dolphin's index page is index.php, I don't know how to change that.

so, the above will be a simple solution for your NEXT install...

 

hope it helps.

 

Quote · 16 Oct 2009

Hi, never done this with dolphin, but what will happen if you rename index.php to index1.php then create a new index.php that redirects to your intro page

Quote · 16 Oct 2009

Hi, never done this with dolphin, but what will happen if you rename index.php to index1.php then create a new index.php that redirects to your intro page

well the script of dolphin will not put the link to index2.php.... so i think i will got some linkin problem... the script will always go to index.php.... me i want that only for access and the root domain...

Quote · 16 Oct 2009
 
 
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