Hi there.

Thanks for posting and welcome to the board!

The error message you are getting there sounds to be a common one we see with include statements. Instead of trying to track down that one though, I have a better idea. Let’s just have Article Manager publish its global index file right to your root.

Here’s how to do that:

1. Log into Article Manager 2 and go to the Admin page.
2. Click on Publishing and then modify for “Global Index (the site "home page")”
3. Under Advanced Options you’ll see Publish DIR. Check off “Use Custom… “
4. Click on the Browse button and using the pop window that appears, find your webroot folder (it’s the one that has your main index.shtml file in it). You’ll probably need to click on the link in there that says “Up to higher level directory” about three times. That might be the webroot right there, or you’ll need to click into the webroot from there.
5. For Publish URL just enter the URL to your site: http://www.yoursite.com
6. Hit Save
7. Back on the Publishing page, hit the little “publish” link that appears next to the Global Index… publishing rules.

And that should be it. Article Manager will be publishing its global index right to the root of your website. Could you give this a shot and let me know how you make out?

Publishing: Global Index (articleList) 
Error: can't write to '/home/www/mfn/index.shtml'! Permission denied at (eval 204) line 6, <DATA> line 285.

That error message means either the directory doesn't exist or the directory or file doesn't have write permissions. On unix you can change the permissions to chmod 777 and that should make it writable.