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Each folder you have on your site should have a file named index.php in it. The content of that file can be whatever you wish (and content can/will be different for each folder on your site), but the default file that you want to show when the folder is viewed should be named index.php. If no filename is given in a URL to a folder on your site, the server automatically tries to show index.php first, then it shows a directory listing (index of /) or error (403 Forbidden) if not found. For example, I have http://raxsoft.com/raxccm/ (a folder without a filename). The server notices the lack of a file name and shows the index.php in the raxccm folder. That's the same thing as the user typing http://raxsoft.com/raxccm/index.php Other files can exist in that folder too (then you create links on your main page to them).

If the /me/ folder is supposed to show whatever is in that me.php file (it errored when I viewed it), you should rename the me.php to index.php. Any folder you have will always show index.php when you open the folder without a filename on it. http://habicornio.heliohost.org/me/ and http://habicornio.heliohost.org/me/index.php (file doesn't exist right now) will always show the same thing provided index.php exists in the public_html/me/ folder.

The website habicornio.heliohost.org works properly for me. I see this: http://imgur.com/a/hunx7

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