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This is the outdated phpwcms project site.
Set another website index pageSomething new is coming soon. Always keep in mind to check GitHub for the newest release. How to use an alias with index.html or equivalent When you install phpwcms there is an index.html page in phpwcms root. This is only a simple phpwcms info page that links to the login.php. If you want to use a simple index.html or default.html this is no problem. Webserver configuration can handle different index pages, but will load them in different order. Often it is configured like this: 1) index.htm/html, 2) index.php and so on. What happens if I want to use the alias? If your index page is another than phpwcms's index.php you can not use the alias function for normal. This is because the index.html has no php code inside that evaluates the alias and loads the right structure level. That's why the query string (everything behind "?") has to transfer to the index.php. The only way to realize this I know is using a simple javascript function. Adjust your index.html with alias redirection code Create your index page like you would; visit phpwcms project website index page and view source. There you will find the following javascript code that handles the redirection to index.php: <script language="JavaScript" > <!-- var query = window.location.search.substring(1); var query_string = query.split("?"); if(query_string[0]) { location.href='index.php?'+query_string[0]; } //--> </script> Put this peace of code into your own index page. That's all you have to. If you find a better solution for handling this please post it.
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