I looked all over but I can't find the answer for this. If I have pligg installed at a subdirectoy like www.site.com/pligg is there an easy way to have something at the root of the host that points so the user sees
www.site.com and pligg shows up?
I know you can do this with Wordpress by putting an index.php file at the root like this
<?php
/* Short and sweet */
require('./pligg/index.php');
?>
But it won't work here.
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