My current default view page is index.php
I want portal.php to be the main page when you visit my website
I've done this before, but forgot how to do so
sorry :(

My current default view page is index.php
I want portal.php to be the main page when you visit my website
I've done this before, but forgot how to do so
sorry :(

My current default view page is index.php
I want portal.php to be the main page when you visit my website
I've done this before, but forgot how to do so
sorry :(

My current default view page is index.php
I want portal.php to be the main page when you visit my website
I've done this before, but forgot how to do so
sorry :(

would this work?
DirectoryIndex portal.php
any other methods?

would this work?
DirectoryIndex portal.php
any other methods?

would this work?
DirectoryIndex portal.php
any other methods?

would this work?
DirectoryIndex portal.php
any other methods?

usually the portal is the index file lol..you may not be setting up properly, what scripts are you using?

usually the portal is the index file lol..you may not be setting up properly, what scripts are you using?

usually the portal is the index file lol..you may not be setting up properly, what scripts are you using?

usually the portal is the index file lol..you may not be setting up properly, what scripts are you using?

would this work?
DirectoryIndex portal.php
any other methods?
That's the best method I can think of. Just throw that into a .htaccess and it should work like you want.

would this work?
DirectoryIndex portal.php
any other methods?
That's the best method I can think of. Just throw that into a .htaccess and it should work like you want.

would this work?
DirectoryIndex portal.php
any other methods?
That's the best method I can think of. Just throw that into a .htaccess and it should work like you want.

would this work?
DirectoryIndex portal.php
any other methods?
That's the best method I can think of. Just throw that into a .htaccess and it should work like you want.

That's the best method I can think of. Just throw that into a .htaccess and it should work like you want.
ah that reminds me lol...you can also use the index.php file to refresh to the portal straight away

That's the best method I can think of. Just throw that into a .htaccess and it should work like you want.
ah that reminds me lol...you can also use the index.php file to refresh to the portal straight away

That's the best method I can think of. Just throw that into a .htaccess and it should work like you want.
ah that reminds me lol...you can also use the index.php file to refresh to the portal straight away

That's the best method I can think of. Just throw that into a .htaccess and it should work like you want.
ah that reminds me lol...you can also use the index.php file to refresh to the portal straight away

ah that reminds me lol...you can also use the index.php file to refresh to the portal straight away
You can do it that way to, but using a .htaccess file is more efficient.

ah that reminds me lol...you can also use the index.php file to refresh to the portal straight away
You can do it that way to, but using a .htaccess file is more efficient.

ah that reminds me lol...you can also use the index.php file to refresh to the portal straight away
You can do it that way to, but using a .htaccess file is more efficient.

ah that reminds me lol...you can also use the index.php file to refresh to the portal straight away
You can do it that way to, but using a .htaccess file is more efficient.

.htaccess will cause the server to only send the portal.php when you load thedomain.com/thefolder/ instead of serving the index.php and then serving portal.php thereafter.

.htaccess will cause the server to only send the portal.php when you load thedomain.com/thefolder/ instead of serving the index.php and then serving portal.php thereafter.

.htaccess will cause the server to only send the portal.php when you load thedomain.com/thefolder/ instead of serving the index.php and then serving portal.php thereafter.

.htaccess will cause the server to only send the portal.php when you load thedomain.com/thefolder/ instead of serving the index.php and then serving portal.php thereafter.

You can do it that way to, but using a .htaccess file is more efficient.
yea i know :) I was just reminded of a few years ago when i was a beginner at this thing and i had no idea what .htaccess was or how to do anything with it until later on lol

You can do it that way to, but using a .htaccess file is more efficient.
yea i know :) I was just reminded of a few years ago when i was a beginner at this thing and i had no idea what .htaccess was or how to do anything with it until later on lol

You can do it that way to, but using a .htaccess file is more efficient.
yea i know :) I was just reminded of a few years ago when i was a beginner at this thing and i had no idea what .htaccess was or how to do anything with it until later on lol

You can do it that way to, but using a .htaccess file is more efficient.
yea i know :) I was just reminded of a few years ago when i was a beginner at this thing and i had no idea what .htaccess was or how to do anything with it until later on lol

The simplest way is :-
DirectoryIndex > enter file name portal.php > save settings.

The simplest way is :-
DirectoryIndex > enter file name portal.php > save settings.

The simplest way is :-
DirectoryIndex > enter file name portal.php > save settings.

The simplest way is :-
DirectoryIndex > enter file name portal.php > save settings.

if you want everything to be opened by portal.php
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule .* portal.php [L]
DirectoryIndex portal.php

if you want everything to be opened by portal.php
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule .* portal.php [L]
DirectoryIndex portal.php

if you want everything to be opened by portal.php
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule .* portal.php [L]
DirectoryIndex portal.php

if you want everything to be opened by portal.php
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule .* portal.php [L]
DirectoryIndex portal.php

The recommended solutions should work, but why are you not simply renaming portal.php to index.php? Are there a lot of other .php scripts on your web site that reference / link to portal.php?
-mike

The recommended solutions should work, but why are you not simply renaming portal.php to index.php? Are there a lot of other .php scripts on your web site that reference / link to portal.php?
-mike

The recommended solutions should work, but why are you not simply renaming portal.php to index.php? Are there a lot of other .php scripts on your web site that reference / link to portal.php?
-mike

The recommended solutions should work, but why are you not simply renaming portal.php to index.php? Are there a lot of other .php scripts on your web site that reference / link to portal.php?
-mike