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studytime

join:2002-03-16

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Re: webpage file directory

Hmmm, I created the index.html folder and uploaded some files to it. My website address looks like this, home.comcast.net/myusername/index.html I didn't create any webpages I just made the index.html folder and put some files in it. Now wouldn't you think if I typed in the address listed above it would list the files in the index.html folder? But no it still gives me the "this user has not moved yet" message. I know I could create a webpage with frontpage and list the files that way, but since I'm just using it for storage, that is kind of overkill. And I don't want to use "my file locker" because I want other people who are basically computer illiterate to be able to download stuff with out entering passwords. But if it comes down to it, I'll just make a webpage with front page and stick the files on there.


USA Zombie
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join:2002-08-22
Seattle, WA

said by studytime See Profile:
My website address looks like this,home.comcast.net/myusername/index.html
That is part of your problem as it has to be:
username.home.comcast.net/index.html


Big_D
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join:2003-06-02
Augusta, GA

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said by studytime See Profile:
Hmmm, I created the index.html folder and uploaded some files to it.
index.html needs to be a file, not a folder. It is the default page loaded when the directory is requested. What you need to do is create that page, then put links to the files on that page.
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Big_D
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join:2003-06-02
Augusta, GA

reply to USA Zombie
said by USA Zombie See Profile:
said by studytime See Profile:
My website address looks like this,home.comcast.net/myusername/index.html
That is part of your problem as it has to be:
username.home.comcast.net/index.html
Both are correct...
username.home.comcast.net
or
home.comcast.net/~username (don't forget the tilda)
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Nerdtalker
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join:2003-02-18
Tucson, AZ
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reply to USA Zombie
said by USA Zombie See Profile:
said by studytime See Profile:
My website address looks like this,home.comcast.net/myusername/index.html
That is part of your problem as it has to be:
username.home.comcast.net/index.html
You don't need the index.html part at the end. Username.home.comcast.net is enough.
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