XenForo File Structure

[Cezz]

Wondering if we can see a representative tree of the XenForo File Structure?

I know most wont find this the most interesting thing ever but it does interest me as I am a freak for keeping my files nicely organized. (Probably the only think I keep neat).

I would love to see the only things in root folder are

Index.php
.htaccess
ajax.php (maybe)

That is it I would hope everything else is in folders...

 

[Cezz]

I am sure it would just be a case of

1. Rename the file.
2. Change the .htaccess rewrite rule

but then there would need to be a

3. Setting to say what URL the forum home should be at as it will not be / but maybe /forum/

Alternatively install XenForo in a /forum/ folder.

 

[Forsaken]

I am sure it would just be a case of

1. Rename the file.
2. Change the .htaccess rewrite rule

but then there would need to be a

3. Setting to say what URL the forum home should be at as it will not be / but maybe /forum/

Alternatively install XenForo in a /forum/ folder.

Thats probably what will need to be done.

 

[Onimua]

/me notices the zend folder in there. Will you guys be keeping the zend framework in there? I have some plans for it and im sure other people who plans to created modifications will have as well

Did you make the font smaller in your quote on purpose, or is that a bug?

 

[Brandon_R]

Hello

 

[Brandon_R]

Hello

 

[Enigma]

My site is going to require a custom portal which is our main page.

We can always do something differently, but I was just wondering about renaming the index, as many sites do do this.

It would be just as easy to put XenForo in a sub-directory, no?

 

[Forsaken]

It would be just as easy to put XenForo in a sub-directory, no?

It was going to be a forum created similarly to how XF was, so it would only be a single file in the actual directory, with the rest in sub directories, so it seemed pointless to do it in a separate directory.

Its not an issue, but we'll likely have to do this. 

 

[Brandon_R]

I think that's a bug onimunima.

 

[David Thomas]

If you're using a VPS or have access to WHM/command prompt, just change Apache's default page to something like portal.php, then put index.php after it. Should work, though I feel like I'm missing something...

 

[Floris]

I think that's a bug onimunima.

You spell that Onimua

 

[Cezz]

If you're using a VPS or have access to WHM/command prompt, just change Apache's default page to something like portal.php, then put index.php after it. Should work, though I feel like I'm missing something...

That won't work using the .htaccess catch all style event, because even if directoryindex is called portal.php the htaccess is still going to call index.php and that has 1st priority.

 

[James]

Why not just change your website index via .htaccess?

DirectoryIndex portal.php

 

[Cezz]

Why not just change your website index via .htaccess?

DirectoryIndex portal.php

Read my above post this isn't possible with a catch all .htaccess RewriteRule