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Posted by Jeff Gaines on 10/15/07 21:01
On 15/10/2007 in message <ff079b02q4p@drn.newsguy.com> Tom wrote:
>I think most PHP is setup on teh web server so all .php files are parsed
>by PHP.
>IF the file extension is .html then it would be a plain HTML file that us
>sent
>as-is. If you didn't need any PHP code in the index pages you are creating
>in
>those directories, it would make sense to simply use the .html version .
Many thanks Captain P and Tom, I will investigate the header() function.
In the meantime I have taken a slightly different approach. I have
book-marked CreateIndexFiles.php as my entry point to my notes files. The
script then creates an index.html file in each sub-directory and echoes a
link to each of those index files. This means if I add/delete a directory
or file then I just navigate to the bookmark, hit Ctrl+F5 and it gets
re-built automagically.
If anybody has any other suggestions as to how to achieve this I would be
happy to try them as part of my learning process :-)
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Jeff Gaines Damerham Hampshire UK
There are 3 types of people in this world. Those who can count, and those
who can't.
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