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Renaming Jump.php

Submitted by clickspace on Mon, 2008-01-14 12:47 in

Hi,

I'm currently evaluating PT and reading through the forum bookmarking all of the threads that I think will be relevant to my needs. I have to say the level of support being given is simply superb and these days, so rare. Every question I have seems to have already been answered in great detail, even for a someone with a background of ASP/Windows and next to no experience with php/Linux hosting. (incidentally I opted for bluehost.com in the US, time will tell if that was a good choice)

Anyhoo... I couldn't find any previous threads asking if it is possible to rename jump.php to something else, for example "visitstore.php". I appreciate the use of the nofollow tag means jump.php isn't a real problem in anycase in terms of Google following the links out. However I'd like to mix it up a little for each of my sites.

I'm assuming it's not just a simple case of renaming the file and then doing a find/replace for all instances of jump.php to whatever the new page is called... or is it?

Many thanks
Steven

Submitted by support on Mon, 2008-01-14 15:03

Hello Steven,

jump.php can be renamed to whatever you like, and there is only one reference to it within the code - in includes/tapestry.php on line 53:

return $config_baseHREF."jump.php?id=".$product["id"];

...simply change that inline with your new name - that's all there is to it.

Cheers,
David.

Submitted by clickspace on Mon, 2008-01-14 16:30

Super, thanks a million.