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Do I need an index.php file?
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Over at the NOC (http://noc.postnuke.com/projects/project-tracker/), I had someone submit a bug that, because I didn't have an index.php file, they couldn't get the project to work. Is this the case? I would assume not, since it seems to work in .76, and I know it works in .75 'cause I use it all the time.
I'm figuring the problem might be an initialization problem, which I hope I just fixed. Am I right, or is he? :)
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There's no need for an index.php file in a module. You'll probably find that the user was incorrectly linking the module in the menu block {<modname>} vs. [<modname>] producing an old style URL.
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Confused now. I use {} to link to the module on my menu block. Is that the old-school? Because when I use [], it doesn't work. Not sure what you're saying. Of course, I haven't had lunch and I've been hungry three hours, so I might just be reading wrong. :)
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[<modname>] generates modules.php?op=modload&name=<modname> i.e. an old style URL where as {<modname>} generates index.php?module=<modname> i.e. a new style URL.
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Okay. That's what I thought, but then I got confused. That happens easily. ;) So my module is all new-ish, so that's good. I'm pleasantly surprised that people have actually been investigating the module. :)
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