Question: I'm working on updating a website(Joomla! 1.5.18; somebody else did it and I got hired to do changes) that has a homepage already designed. When you enter any of the sections of the website, the homepage still is part of the main menu. I'm trying to remove that option of the menu, so the homepage can only be accessed the first time you enter de domain in the browser, and once you click to enter the website, the main menu would not give access to go back to the homepage. That menu in particular is shown as a wrapper, but I haven't been able to see how it 'wraps up', because I try to go directly to the wrapper address and it shows me a page completely different of the actual homepage
I've tried to disable it, but because it is the designated homepage Joomla! doesn't let me unpublish it without giving me a 404 error when I enter the domain in the browser.
What can I do?
Joomla 1.5 pulls up a specific menu item as the homepage. You can choose this menu item by going into any menu, tick the box beside the menu item and click on "Default" at the top right of the menu manager screen.
Therefore you do not have to have the homepage in mainmenu.
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I currently have a website running on IIS Windows Server 2019.
The website's url is : https://mywebsite.com/Sub1/login
When i get to https://mywebsite.com i obiously dont get the connexion form.
I would like to get rid of /Sub1/login and turn into https://mywebsite.com.
I tried using URL Rewrite but i don't get the syntax. Could any please help me ? :)
As Lex Li said, you can do this by setting the default document.
In IIS Manager, click the server name node, and then scroll to locate the Default Document icon.
Double click Default Document.
In the Actions pane, click Add.
In the Add Default Document dialog box, type the full filename of the default page.(such as login.aspx)
Click OK.
But the premise is that your default page needs to be placed in the root directory. This way you can directly access your default page by typing https://mywebsite.com in your browser.
In addition, you cannot use the Rewrite operation to remove the path part of the URL, because Rewrite does not change the address in the browser.
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Is this doable? Does anyone have specific instructions on how to do it?
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I am using liferay portal 6.1.1CE.
I wants to show the profile picture of the user on sidebar of the SO site home page(not public or private as they already include this feature).
For this, am going through many ideas,like put the image url in to the side bar div of portal-normal.vm file.but missing url error.
next one is ,using the profile portlet. i have include the portlet in the side bar by $theme.runtime("------PORTLET ID----");
But "This portlet has been undeployed. Please redeploy it or remove it from the page. "
is showing in the corresponding location of the side bar.
Help me?
Is it possible?
or any other way?
I have a Publishing site and the last SharePoint administrator copied /Pages/default.aspx to /default.aspx and set it as the homepage, so now I have two independent copies of the same page to maintain.
I want to delete the /default.aspx and reset the HomePage to /Pages/default.aspx. I can set the "Welcome" page back to /Pages/default.aspx through the settings page, but the /default.aspx page still shows as the homepage in SharePoint Designer. When I try to rename or delete it warns me that I'm deleting the homepage and x numbers of links point to it.
Any suggestions on how to effectively do this?
Should I set the welcome page and change the /default.aspx to a redirect page or just delete it?