When you create an HTML page, you are giving the option to add it as your homepage however if you do this then you loss your forum index.
Instead of the main forum the html page replaces it thus you lose your forum.
Why not change this so that the forum itself then changes address so that you can still access the main forum
Example
Before HTML Homepage Is Set:
Your home page is;
www.whatever.com
After HTML Homepage Is Set:
www.whatever.com/forum
This then means you can still link into the main forum aswell as have your homepage!!!!!!!
If your confused please post and i will try my best to explain..
Regards
Craig
Instead of the main forum the html page replaces it thus you lose your forum.
Why not change this so that the forum itself then changes address so that you can still access the main forum
Example
Before HTML Homepage Is Set:
Your home page is;
www.whatever.com
After HTML Homepage Is Set:
www.whatever.com/forum
This then means you can still link into the main forum aswell as have your homepage!!!!!!!
If your confused please post and i will try my best to explain..
Regards
Craig
1 Guest, on 03/07/2008 at 21h43
Ok guys I still haven't managed to find a way around this issue and need help or for enough people to vote and get this idea implemented
Regards
Craig
Regards
Craig
2 Sir Gamealot, on 05/07/2008 at 16h26
I agree. I'm not sure if this was a mistake or not. If it was done on purpose, it's not quite fair to make a user choose between having a homepage or a forum.
3 Jalokim, on 05/07/2008 at 16h38
I think you guys are making your html pages in the wrong place!!
an html page cannot replace your forum... that is impossible.
if you make a html page properly then the homepage is displayed as:
your address.com, and your forum would be
your address.com/index.
placehold, the html cannot replace the forum. Go to your modules, create a portal, but make only 2 boxes. a footer and header. then paste your ready made HTML page in the header ... this will replace your portal with your html page...
your forum will be under youraddress.com.index...
I did this with my old site... i had a homepage with CSS and HTML loaded on a free FTP provider... whilst my forum stayed as it were.
an html page cannot replace your forum... that is impossible.
if you make a html page properly then the homepage is displayed as:
your address.com, and your forum would be
your address.com/index.
placehold, the html cannot replace the forum. Go to your modules, create a portal, but make only 2 boxes. a footer and header. then paste your ready made HTML page in the header ... this will replace your portal with your html page...
your forum will be under youraddress.com.index...
I did this with my old site... i had a homepage with CSS and HTML loaded on a free FTP provider... whilst my forum stayed as it were.
4 Guest, on 05/07/2008 at 16h46
Nope its highly possible
Think we're thinking about two different things lol
I dont want a portal, i want a homepage, a customized welcome page which then links into the forum
I have programmed for years now however because i am not willing to pay for the html templates at the moment i cant adjust or address the problem codes lol
Regards
Craig
Think we're thinking about two different things lol
I dont want a portal, i want a homepage, a customized welcome page which then links into the forum
I have programmed for years now however because i am not willing to pay for the html templates at the moment i cant adjust or address the problem codes lol
Regards
Craig
5 Sir Gamealot, on 05/07/2008 at 16h48
Jalokim wrote:I think you guys are making your html pages in the wrong place!!
an html page cannot replace your forum... that is impossible.
if you make a html page properly then the homepage is displayed as:
your address.com, and your forum would be
your address.com/index.
placehold, the html cannot replace the forum. Go to your modules, create a portal, but make only 2 boxes. a footer and header. then paste your ready made HTML page in the header ... this will replace your portal with your html page...
your forum will be under youraddress.com.index...
I did this with my old site... i had a homepage with CSS and HTML loaded on a free FTP provider... whilst my forum stayed as it were.
Actually, it does. Select Yes in the "Use as homepage?" field while editing one of
your HTML pages. You'll find that your forum is now redirected from the index to the HTML page, which is quite annoying.
Also, in my case, I wanted to keep the portal "as is" and have the on-forumotion HTML page as the homepage(I'm greedy like that
6 Jalokim, on 05/07/2008 at 21h41
No you are doing it wrong....
look at what i wrote... you can't save the html via the forumotion...!! well you can write it there but you mustn't save it....
what you do is have the html in a notepad for example... just the html code... you can write it in the forumotion editor... modules -> html management
but you take the code from there... copy the entire code...
then go to modules -> portal structure -> new
create 2 boxes accross the whole portal... no columns...
name 1 box footer, name the other header...
paste your html into the header on the portal structure and save
^^ that will replace the portal... don't click any use as hompage...
if you want to add more pages just use the built in html page creator... but don't set as homepage... copy the links to your portal hopmepage
I hope this is clear
look at what i wrote... you can't save the html via the forumotion...!! well you can write it there but you mustn't save it....
what you do is have the html in a notepad for example... just the html code... you can write it in the forumotion editor... modules -> html management
but you take the code from there... copy the entire code...
then go to modules -> portal structure -> new
create 2 boxes accross the whole portal... no columns...
name 1 box footer, name the other header...
paste your html into the header on the portal structure and save
^^ that will replace the portal... don't click any use as hompage...
if you want to add more pages just use the built in html page creator... but don't set as homepage... copy the links to your portal hopmepage
I hope this is clear
7 Guest, on 05/07/2008 at 21h48
I'm gonna have to redo the whole code now
www.techwebsupport.com/portal.htm
Non the less tho the option is there in the HTML section and still needs rectified
Thanks for your help Jalokim
Regards
Craig
Non the less tho the option is there in the HTML section and still needs rectified
Thanks for your help Jalokim
Regards
Craig
8 Jalokim, on 05/07/2008 at 21h54
No problem... it's good that you understood me...
I see your portal is almost ready ... just a couple centering problems...
I remember there was a thread on how to remove the top bar , nav bar and footer from the portal.... but i don't remember it now.
i like your html page... it looks sexy
I see your portal is almost ready ... just a couple centering problems...
I remember there was a thread on how to remove the top bar , nav bar and footer from the portal.... but i don't remember it now.
i like your html page... it looks sexy
9 Guest, on 05/07/2008 at 22h52
thank you
I cant seem to get rid of most of the tables and such, m going to play around with the css a little and make a template to make it easier for everyone else. I feel it should still be raised so you can use the "Make this my homepage" link in the html section , it should replace the portal perhaps?!
I created the page using html and css however its supposed to look like this
www.placehold.webs.com
Regards
Craig
I cant seem to get rid of most of the tables and such, m going to play around with the css a little and make a template to make it easier for everyone else. I feel it should still be raised so you can use the "Make this my homepage" link in the html section , it should replace the portal perhaps?!
I created the page using html and css however its supposed to look like this
www.placehold.webs.com
Regards
Craig
10 Guest, on 05/07/2008 at 23h50
Ok guys the tables wont move, if i change the CSS it works however it effects the forum cause its all from one CSS sheet
What i am requesting is the option in the HTML section of the admin panel to set the HTML page as the homepage actually activates and replaces the portal when selected!!!!!
Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaasssssssssseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee do this one thing for me
Regards
Craig
What i am requesting is the option in the HTML section of the admin panel to set the HTML page as the homepage actually activates and replaces the portal when selected!!!!!
Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaasssssssssseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee do this one thing for me
Regards
Craig
11 shadin_007, on 07/07/2008 at 10h17
Jalokim wrote:No you are doing it wrong....
look at what i wrote... you can't save the html via the forumotion...!! well you can write it there but you mustn't save it....
what you do is have the html in a notepad for example... just the html code... you can write it in the forumotion editor... modules -> html management
but you take the code from there... copy the entire code...
then go to modules -> portal structure -> new
create 2 boxes accross the whole portal... no columns...
name 1 box footer, name the other header...
paste your html into the header on the portal structure and save
^^ that will replace the portal... don't click any use as hompage...
if you want to add more pages just use the built in html page creator... but don't set as homepage... copy the links to your portal hopmepage
I hope this is clear
but what happens is that my logo is also added in the homepage....kan i get my logo in forums ut not in the homepage?!
in one of my forum i made a html page and redire ted it thorugh my portal!
12 Guest, on 07/07/2008 at 13h31
Ok guys i went that step further and duplicated both the CSS and HTML used by forumotion for my main forum
I am now going to prove the point!
I added a HTML page using the HTML code used for my main forum section
www.techwebsupport.com (alternatively www.techwebsupport.com/index)
to which i renamed "forum"
I then set my customized homepage to "Index", i then added direct links to "forum" and was advised by several people here that the forum will still work that i was coding wrongly
Ok so say i was coding wrongly, the "Homepage" works brilliant and the "forum" shows as it should, now here's the kicker ...............
...............Non of the links held on the main forum work! This code i used for the "forum" i will remind everyone is the direct HTML code used by forumotion and this is because .......
The main forum is taking over by the HTML page and you loss the main forum!!!!
I also tried the portal, needless to say i wasn't happy with the way it came out, wasn't easy but it looked like hell, all the font sizes all over the place and images out of shape depending on what browser you used.
Can someone pleasssssssssssssssse apply the same function used by the portal to the HTML pages so when you set the HTML page to "Homepage" it doesn't take over the forum.....
you can check this out for yourself by visiting my forum page www.techwebsupport.com and selecting the last link "Forum" if you select any of the main forum sections it will take you back to the homepage but will show you the link in the url bar, strange!
and no this is not advertisement i am trying to get people to understand what is happening here so please don't delete the link...
I also want to thank everyone for their input
Regards
Craig
I am now going to prove the point!
I added a HTML page using the HTML code used for my main forum section
www.techwebsupport.com (alternatively www.techwebsupport.com/index)
to which i renamed "forum"
I then set my customized homepage to "Index", i then added direct links to "forum" and was advised by several people here that the forum will still work that i was coding wrongly
Ok so say i was coding wrongly, the "Homepage" works brilliant and the "forum" shows as it should, now here's the kicker ...............
...............Non of the links held on the main forum work! This code i used for the "forum" i will remind everyone is the direct HTML code used by forumotion and this is because .......
The main forum is taking over by the HTML page and you loss the main forum!!!!
I also tried the portal, needless to say i wasn't happy with the way it came out, wasn't easy but it looked like hell, all the font sizes all over the place and images out of shape depending on what browser you used.
Can someone pleasssssssssssssssse apply the same function used by the portal to the HTML pages so when you set the HTML page to "Homepage" it doesn't take over the forum.....
you can check this out for yourself by visiting my forum page www.techwebsupport.com and selecting the last link "Forum" if you select any of the main forum sections it will take you back to the homepage but will show you the link in the url bar, strange!
and no this is not advertisement i am trying to get people to understand what is happening here so please don't delete the link...
I also want to thank everyone for their input
Regards
Craig
13 Guest, on 07/07/2008 at 13h37
Just noticed something stange
If i'm logged into my forum using Firefox and then open Internet explorer and visit the homepage its as if i'm already logged into the forum
if i then log out of Firefox then it asks me to log in on Internet explorer and looks like nothing has happened, strange
regards
Craig
If i'm logged into my forum using Firefox and then open Internet explorer and visit the homepage its as if i'm already logged into the forum
if i then log out of Firefox then it asks me to log in on Internet explorer and looks like nothing has happened, strange
regards
Craig
14 Guest, on 08/07/2008 at 18h00
Take it i'm on my own for this one lmao
If anyone wants to contribute or has a fix for this please feel free to post
Regards
Craig
If anyone wants to contribute or has a fix for this please feel free to post
Regards
Craig
15 Guest, on 11/07/2008 at 13h31
Ok guys i see the votes slowly going up however i haven't yet had any feedback
if someone could let me know your looking into this, that would be great
Regards
Craig
if someone could let me know your looking into this, that would be great
Regards
Craig
16 Guest, on 14/07/2008 at 14h18
Still no feeback
Regards
Craig
Regards
Craig
17 Guest, on 20/07/2008 at 21h25
Anything yet guys, this issue is still here and nothing's working
plssssssssssssss just let me know if someone's looking at it
Regards
Craig
plssssssssssssss just let me know if someone's looking at it
Regards
Craig
18 Guest, on 28/07/2008 at 21h11
I wanna bring this back up lol
regards
Craig
regards
Craig
19 Yanz, on 04/08/2008 at 15h34
HELP!
My forum deleted itself when I tried to make a splash page...
I opened it.. and my forum was gone
My forum deleted itself when I tried to make a splash page...
I opened it.. and my forum was gone
20 hikki, on 07/08/2008 at 07h39
i'm already see your site craig
are you used any syntax image for browser?
sounds your forum not used any syntax's image for any browser -.-; cause i'm opened used 3 browser:
1.mozilla.
2.netscape.
3.opera.
and the results still same the forum seems like float, you should used that syntax's if you not used that the forum seems like float automatically
thanks
are you used any syntax image for browser?
sounds your forum not used any syntax's image for any browser -.-; cause i'm opened used 3 browser:
1.mozilla.
2.netscape.
3.opera.
and the results still same the forum seems like float, you should used that syntax's if you not used that the forum seems like float automatically
thanks
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