Web and email hosting - Chapter 7: Intranet System 241 The index.php file
Chapter 7: Intranet System 241 The index.php file installed in %DocumentRoot% during the installation process is nothing but a simple redirect to /home/home.php application. So if you did not install index.php in the previous installation section, you can access your intranet using http://yourserver/home/home.php. You ll be automatically redirected to the central login script (/login/login.php), and after you authenticate successfully, you ll see an intranet home page, as shown in Figure 7-3. Figure 7-3: An intranet user home page. The user home shows a left navigation bar with applications that are available on your intranet. The navigation bar is a file that is loaded from %DocumentRoot%/ themes/%CurrentTheme%/home_left_nav.html. For example, the default theme (std_blue) will load the navigation file %DocumentRoot%/themes/std_blue/ home_left_nav.html. If you install intranet applications anywhere beyond the %DocumentRoot% as suggested, you ll need to modify the navigation files (home_left_nav. html, default_left_nav.html) for each theme in the themes directory. You ll have to update the links to applications in these files to point to the application locations where you installed them.