[RichardBrown]

I was working on a website doing SEO for a client and I wanted to change the title in the homepage. I noticed there was no index.html file in the public_html folder. so my friend suggested just adding one, and I used the html code found in the source code of the page and the homepage appeared the same. However on closer inspection none of the other page links no longer lead to their files.
There was a index.php file in public_html folder and its still there..what have I done wrong for the links to no longer lead anywhere?

Please help

[colinsp]

You don't need an index.html file. By having that in the folder it takes precedence over the index.php file which is what you want visitors to see when the visit the site. Delete the index.html file and all will be back to normal.

[sepala]

Yes. index, home, main, etc, are some default names taken by the server for the home page. It doesn't matter whether it is PHP or HTML.

[mnott]

I'm running into a problem. I've tried re-writing this code over and over and I run into little problems every time. currently the value for $i doesn't lower. here's my code.

echo "<ul>";
$year=date("Y");
$total=12;
$i=6;
$file = "files/$i-$year.jpg";
while ($total!=0){
if (!file_exists("$file") && $i!=1){
$i--;
}
else if (!file_exists("$file") && $i=1){
$year--;
$i=6;
}
else if (file_exists("$file") && $i!=1 && $total!=6){
echo "<li><img src='$file' alt='' width='65' height='84' />$total - $file - 1</li>";
$i--;
$total--;

}
else if (file_exists("$file") && $i=1 && $total!=6){
echo "<li><img src='$file' alt='' width='65' height='84' />$file - 2</li>";
$total--;
$i=6;
$year--;
}
else if (file_exists("$file") && $i=1 && $total=6){
echo "</ul><ul><li><img src='$file' alt='' width='65' height='84' />$file - 3</li>";
$total--;
$i=6;
$year--;
}
else if (file_exists("$file") && $i!=1 && $total=6){
echo "</ul><ul><li><img src='$file' alt='' width='65' height='84' />$file - 4</li>";
$total--;
$i--;

}


}
echo "</ul>";

[ehymel]

mnott, you need to start a new thread for a new question. Please re-post your question to a new thread.