Please, How To Direct Single Journal To Web Root (http://journalpage.com) instead of (http://journalpage.com?index.php/ojs)

[drugurkocak]

Hi @leonardo.mancini

Could you look at that solution?
Regards,

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and you might need to modify config.inc.php as well.

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