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Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 11/10/06 14:42
baiaz wrote:
> Yea.. the folder is on the same server as the page... BUT there is
> something else also....
>
> The thing is that I am using WORD - to make this page..
Ugh! No do not use Word, use Word for your office documents, not to make
web pages
> but maybe I
> have to put the page into dreamweaver and code it?
Well, but with the sounds of your skill level, Dreamweaver will probably
not produce a page much better. NVu or another editor like it would
produce a page with better markup, but as Andy stated you can create a
link to a folder, but your server *must* be configured to allow indexes.
Most modern setups of webservers have indexes off by default for
security reasons, you will have to refer to your system admin or hosting
company documentation. If indexes are off you cannot list a folders
contents with a simple link to that folder. You will either have to
allow indexes with a special configuration file (.htaccess on Apache),
or have a server-side script that builds an index webpage. Otherwise
your only other option is to build a static page and manually list all
the files within the folder
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Take care,
Jonathan
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