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How To Make Index.php point to a specific module page
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hi i am creating a website for my local school based on post nuke
i want to the home page to be what the home page would normally be
i have created the page using sections as that is how i want to implement it
i want the the index.php to point to:
modules.php?op=modload&name=Sections&file=index&req=viewarticle&artid=4&page=1
but at the moment i only have it pointing to the sections home page
http://www.riseleylowerschool.org.uk
could someone please tell me how this is done
thanks
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Which version of PostNuke are you using? You'll need the start page parameters functionality present in the latest version
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When .760 is stable, you should install that and use the paramters boxes in administation > settings to set the start page.
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When .760 is stable, you should install that and use the paramters boxes in administation > settings to set the start page.
will that let me set the start page as any page like a particular module page then?
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For now use PostJump. It does exactly this.
-Shawn
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