Jees just do a text search for default.php
JonathanB <[email protected]>
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This message was sent from: Tips and Tricks http://forums.oscommerce.com/viewtopic.php?p=186992#186992 ---------------------------------------------------------------- Look, if you want to make default.php into index.php you will need to do this differently depending on what build of OsCommerce you have installed. I'm using a windows 2000 environment, but there will be a directly equivalent way for you to do this on your own computer. So I go to Start, Search, For files or folders, I then type default.php into the box that says "Containing text", then I click in the "Look in" dropdown and go to "Browse". Then I navigate to where I have saved my developement version files of the website I am working on. Clcik on the folder you want to search in then click OK. Click "Search now". This looks for the text you specified in the folder you specified. Go into every file that has "default.php" in it, and rename it to index.php. What you will also have to do is to rename both default.php files to index.php. This works. I do this to hunt down bits of code as well. In wordpad, you can search for the text as well, so once you have hunted down the offending file, you can search within the file as well.