open the file manager in cPanel, and delete the index.html file in the public_html.
the index page was added to all members when they did a reset on the server. The procedure I wrote is the procedure x10 recommends for this problem.
I have a piece of code to rewrite pages from "/page/page_name" to "/index.php?page=page_name", but I get a 404 error instead:
Options +FollowSymLinks
RewriteEngine on
RewriteBase /
## some other www and /index.php to / redirection
## Page name redirect
RewriteRule ^page/[a-zA-Z0-9_]*...
I have a small SEO snippet in my htaccessRewriteRule ^(.*?).html$ ^/index.php?page=$1 [L] Which is supposed to redirect requests like 'mysite.com/whatever' to 'mysite.com/index.php?page=whatever'. However, I get a 404 error instead.
I use chrome now mainly because it's quick and lightweight. I hardly use IE7, and I use FF when I need to use a plug in or add on... (chrome as a FireBug-like function built-in!)
I am interested, and I have a capable templating system (build by me from scratch)
afroxav AT users.sourceforge don't forget to put a '.net' at the end (for spam protection, my email is a phrase!)
Should have been "voila"... sorry, my french part was itching...
Anywhat I would have to say Wordpress since it is simple, and it helped me understand the back-end of a blogging engine, as I am building one in my CMS project.
It's funny 'cause today, my teacher wanted to trash Obama, but we ended up dissing her at each and every point she threw at us.
Some people might say:
Obama has no experience => well guess why he choose Biden?
Mccain has served his country: he is a Vietnam war veteran and got tortured =>...