I have tried this in the SUCCEED actions run PHP text box but it is still stuck in an infinite loop.

<?php
     $homepage = "/index.php/home";
     $currentpage = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];
     if($homepage==$currentpage) {
     return false;
  }
?>

Hi,

first of all, you don't need the <?php and ?> things in the PHP box -- everything in the PHP box is assumed to be PHP. This could be part of the reason it's not working.

The second thing is just to be sure of what you are wanting to achieve. Are you really saying that you want all people who try to get to any other page on your site to get redirected to the front page? So are you blocking people from reaching those pages totally?

Or do you mean that you want everyone to get sent to the front page the *first* time they hit your site, then after that they are free to visit any of the other pages?

These details matter. There are many things you might want to do and many ways to achieve them, so Chameleon doesn't make assumptions like "if you are already on this page I shouldn't redirect to the same page again". But you can achieve exactly that by making a rule that detects if you are already on a particular page, and not redirecting in that case, just as you suggested.

So can you provide some more details about what you want to achieve?

Thanks,
Stephen