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| __NOTE:__ Because a user can belong to many different Groups, each users Home Page is defined by that users Default Group. New users should automatically be assigned to the Registered Group – but existing users may not be. Setting the Default Group is done on the Admin/Users page. Selecting the Key icon for a user - select the Default Group and hit the Set button.
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| +__Notice__: The home page setting acts as redirect: after the ===yoursite.com/index.php=== is requested, it feeds new address to the browser, like ===yoursite.com/package/index.php===. |
| +It is sometimes desirable to set the home page without redirect, mostly for SEO reasons, as search engine spiders persieve redurects as an attempt to manipulate them. |
| +In such cases the easyest solution is to use ))mod_rewrite((: |
| +*check if ))mod_rewrite(( is on in your PHP settings (there's some other wiki page explaining how to turn it on if it's not) |
| +*add to the .htaccess line: ))DirectoryIndex(( /++yellow:package++/++yellow:page++.php |
| +*set the active package manually by adding to kernel/config_inc.php this line: {code}if( dirname( $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] ) == '' ) { define( 'ACTIVE_PACKGE', 'home-package(usually wiki)' ); }{/code} |
| +You are set! |