minor URL issue
 

This is an easy fix, however, I cannot figure out how to fix it....

when I type in my url for example: Mysite.com

Im getting a message:
To change this page, upload your website into the public_html directory

Its not until i manually type in /forum.php when im route to my page.

My question is how to I direct www.mysite.com to automatically bring up www.mysite.com/forum.php


thank you for your help.

You could do it with a "There I fixed it" solution like this:

Create a .php file and call it index.php
Or you could do this with htaccess:
There are most likely other ways to do this, I just threw a few examples out there :)

EDIT:
Hold on a moment, I think i see the problem.
Please check your public_html folder and see if there is a file called index.html - delete that and it should automatically use the index.php which comes with vbulletin :)

Thank you for pointing me in the right direction, i found and edited the already included index.php
this made it so if www.mysite.com is posted, I get redirected to /forum.php

now, this brings a new question if a user is to type: mysite.com without the www. prefix the same problem is occurring how do i fix this?

Please read my last post again, you can simply delete the index.html :) should fix it.

Deleted, and the .php file has been edited to make /forum at the root.
However without the prefix www. its still not routing.

Just to make sure, did you delete the index.html or the index.php?

If you have deleted the index.php, please reupload the index.php which comes with vBulletin.

You need to delete the index.html ;)

hehe, yea im an idiot, however not that big of one..
Yea html has been deleted .php has been edited and is still on the server.

this has already fixed some of the problem, before www.mysite.com would bring up the problem page.
now only when mysite.com w/o the www. is typed do i receive that message.

No offence meant by my previous post, sorry if you where offended!

The index.php which comes with vBulletin, should be left unmodified.
If you have been making changes to the index.php, please re-upload the index.php, found in the vBulletin .zip file, in the "upload" folder :).

If you use the original index.php file from vbulltin, it should also fix your "www" error.

lol, not offended :) Im still learning, im sure ill sound like an idiot often.

What i modified in the .php was unmodified.
Seems that didnt help me at all in the first place...

still negative results without the www. prefix

Np, i'll PM you, and i'll see if I can help you out :)