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Old 08-25-2006, 07:55 AM
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Default Can I rename Index.php to Indexshop.php?

I have a website that is primarily a game site and I want to add an OSCMax shopping cart which you can get to from a link on the main site page. The problem is that the site already has its home page called index.php, I have the OSCMax index.php renamed to indexshop.php. However I cannot see where to change this parameter within OSCMax so that all the links in the catalog refer back to indexshop.php vs index.php.

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I have the OSCMax index.php renamed to indexshop.php. However I cannot see where to change this parameter within OSCMax so that all the links in the catalog refer back to indexshop.php vs index.php
I guess it's something like:

find:
Code:
define('FILENAME_DEFAULT', 'index.php');
change to:
Code:
define('FILENAME_DEFAULT', 'indexshop.php');
In includes/filenames.php (although I do not have a copy of osCMAX, so it might be a little different).
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Wouldn't it just be easier to install the "catalog" folder in its entirety and link to it from the existing index.php file?
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paulM, thanks - that worked nicely - all I had to do in addition to the changes you recommended was rename the other index.php located in the includes/languages/english directory to indexshop.php as well and now it works. Thank for the tip.
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