Posted by mgorman03 on February 25, 2009 at 3:12am
I have a Drupal site set up on www.ohiooutside.com, then I set up a small (well I am working on it) at http://www.ohiooutside.com/trail-series/index.html.
Now, what I want to do is when you type in http://www.ohiooutside.com/trail-series it goes to a "page can not be found" but what I want it to do is to go to the http://ohiooutside.com/trail-series/index.html page.
I would think that being in the correct folder, the index.html file would be noticed.
Any thoughts ? Mark
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At first I thought you just
At first I thought you just forgot a slash after "trail-series", but your server adds it when you go to that link, and it still doesn't work.
I would guess that an .HTACCESS directive (mod rewrite) is borking you, and it may be in the root of the site, or in the trail-series folder. If it's not that, maybe your server settings are not up to default to index.html in a folder.
Good luck.
I think there is a module
I think there is a module called Path Blacklist that will tell drupal to ignore that path. You will need a .htaccess file with a line in it like this "DirectoryIndex index.html " in that folder.