Question

Right now I have a assortment of 9 files (javascript, image, stylesheet, php) in the root directory of my web server. I would like too put all of these files in a directory called home (for home page). So now at this point I can view my home page at http://example.com/home.

I would like it so that when you visit http://example.com/ it points to the files in the home directory.

I am using php so my first attempt was to create a index.php in the root and include the index from home. This breaks relative URLS within styles, javascript, and includes. To combat this I prepended my includes with $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/home/. More problems arise when I try to redirect http://example.com/home to http://example.com/.

Is their any better way of doing this, possibly with .htaccess?

Answer 1

Yes, if your server supports mod_rewrite, you could probably add a RewriteRule:

RewriteRule /(.*) /home/$1 [R,L]