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Coorect folder location for index.html
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| In setting up websites on my local drive I have the following folder setup with
all sites and corresponding folders within a folder called DWsites.
So, it's my Harddrive, then
DWsites ---> main DW site projects folder
sitea --->a website folder (the root)
html ----> a folder within siteA folder that contains all web pages
including index.html
images -> a folder within siteA folder that contains image files
The question is there any problem with placing index.html in the folder "html"
which is in the siteA folder?
Or should I place index.html it at the top of the folder stack just within the
main "sitA" folder? If so, for organization sake I would put all the other web
pages in folder HTML.
My concern is will I have a remore server problem if index.htm is not in the
root folder (as in finding it)?
Thanks for any and all feedback.
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| NeilPeartRocks 2005-10-14, 6:32 pm |
| don't put the index file in any folder
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| Michael Fesser 2005-10-14, 6:32 pm |
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> The question is there any problem with placing index.html in the folder "html"
>which is in the siteA folder?
Probably. What do you want to put in the root folder of the website?
> Or should I place index.html it at the top of the folder stack just within the
>main "sitA" folder?
That's where it's supposed to be. Don't think of an 'index.html' only as
the homepage of a website, but of a default document in a folder. There
_must_ be something in the website's root folder.
>If so, for organization sake I would put all the other web
>pages in folder HTML.
This would mean that you always have a '/html' in the URL, which is
redundant and completely useless. Keep all unnecessary informations out
of the URLs.
> My concern is will I have a remore server problem if index.htm is not in the
>root folder (as in finding it)?
Yep. And more.
Micha
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