*'''index.php''' - The file used to show your forum to visitors. *'''index.php''' - Does not allow contents of the directory to be listed.

...is is the method used to add actions in SMF 1.1.x. It requires editing '''index.php''', adding a file in the '''Sources''' directory, and adding a file in the ...n action called '''youraction''', you will be able to use a URL '''<nowiki>index.php?action=youraction</nowiki>''' to see that feature.

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...d writer, you should already know [http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?topic=59366.0 how you can create and check for permissions]. Permissions co ''forum.com/index.php?action=karma;sa=increase;u=156''

[[http://support.simplemachines.org/function_db/index.php?action=view_function;id=408]] [[http://support.simplemachines.org/function_db/index.php?action=view_function;id=409]]

...s section of the SMF Downloads center: [http://download.simplemachines.org/index.php?thanks;filename=repair_settings.php repair_settings.php]. ...tings.php. Navigate con il browser al solito URL del forum, ma invece di "/index.php", indirizzate il browser a "/repair_settings.php". Ad esempio, se il vostro

...utput the error information directly to your browser. To do so, edit SMF's index.php (make sure that you create a backup first) with your favourite text editor ...Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in /home/user/public_html/forum/index.php on line 175</nowiki>}}

...utput the error information directly to your browser. To do so, edit SMF's index.php (make sure that you create a backup first) with your favourite text editor ...Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in /home/user/public_html/forum/index.php on line 175</nowiki>}}

|Called from|d1=index.php, just after the creation of the ''[[action]]'' array ...e action as it appears in the url (e.g. <nowiki>http://yourforum.tld/forum/index.php?action=myaction</nowiki>)

...s section of the SMF Downloads center: [http://download.simplemachines.org/index.php?thanks;filename=repair_settings.php repair_settings.php]. ...e with your browser to your usual forum URL, but instead of ''yoursitename/index.php'', direct your browser to ''yoursitename/repair_settings.php''.

...ntas en el centro de Descargas de SMF: [http://download.simplemachines.org/index.php?thanks;filename=repair_settings.php repair_settings.php]. ...Introduce la URL normal de tu foro, pero en vez de ingresar ''yoursitename/index.php'', ingresa ''yoursitename/repair_settings.php'' en el navegador.

...s section of the SMF Downloads center: [http://download.simplemachines.org/index.php?thanks;filename=repair_settings.php repair_settings.php]. ...e with your browser to your usual forum URL, but instead of ''yoursitename/index.php'', direct your browser to ''yoursitename/repair_settings.php''.

...s section of the SMF Downloads center: [http://download.simplemachines.org/index.php?thanks;filename=repair_settings.php repair_settings.php]. ...e with your browser to your usual forum URL, but instead of ''yoursitename/index.php'', direct your browser to ''yoursitename/repair_settings.php''.

...MF works, let's take a look at how actions are handled internally. Opening index.php in SMF's main directory it's possible to find an array called $actionArray ...n as specified in the URL<br>(e.g. <nowiki>http://www.yourdomain.tld/forum/index.php?action=</nowiki>'''myaction'''),

...This means they look like ''../index.php/topic,1.0.html'' instead of ''../index.php?topic=1.0''. This option was introduced in order to help search engines ind

...This means they look like ''../index.php/topic,1.0.html'' instead of ''../index.php?topic=1.0''. This option was introduced in order to help search engines ind

...tas en las URLs del foro (''../index.php/topic,1.0.html'' compared to ''../index.php?topic=1.0''). En el Centro de Administración, este ajuste está visible co

...forum's URLs on and off (''../index.php/topic,1.0.html'' compared to ''../index.php?topic=1.0''). In the Admin Center, this setting is referred to as [[SMF2.0:

...attiva l'uso di query nella URL del forum ("index.php/topic,1.0.html" vs. "index.php?topic=1.0").

...our forum is stored at www.myserver.com/forum, pages like www.myserver.com/index.php cannot access the account information.<br><br> ...RLs a little so search engines will like them better. They will look like index.php/topic,1.0.html.<br><br>This feature will ' . (isset($_SERVER['SERVER_SOFTWA