Link to directories containing index.htm

I've got a question that I've been trying to figure out for
some time. I'm fairly well versed with dreamweaver, but some of the
server stuff is a bit hazy to me.
Question:
Within dreamweaver, if I link to a subdirectory that has an
index.htm page in it, the url explicity shows the page name (i.e.
mysite.com/downloads/index.htm). I want to make the links look like
this: mysite.com/downloads/
Now, while I know that this kind of link works fine once the
site is on the server, when I navigate pages on my local copy of
the site, the link simply opens the directory in an explorer
window.
So, without a solution, I either have to choose: working on a
broken site locally that will work fine on the server, or just
explicitly link to the htm files in each directory - I've chosen
the latter, but it's BUGGING me!
Extra Info:
I currently edit all my websites locally with dreamweaver and
then selectively upload files with another ftp client. My reason is
that many of these websites that I work on are live and I don't
want to be uploading files that I've just modified, but have not
tested, b/c I might have accidentally fudged something.
So, how can I configure my environment such that all links to
directories containing index.htm file, open the file correctly both
online and locally.

On Mon, 25 Sep 2006 15:39:29 +0000 (UTC), "djkha0s"
<[email protected]> wrote:
>I've got a question that I've been trying to figure out
for some time. I'm
>fairly well versed with dreamweaver, but some of the
server stuff is a bit hazy
>to me.
>
> Question:
> Within dreamweaver, if I link to a subdirectory that has
an index.htm page in
>it, the url explicity shows the page name (i.e.
>mysite.com/downloads/index.htm). I want to make the links
look like this:
>mysite.com/downloads/ Now, while I know that this kind of
link works fine
>once the site is on the server, when I navigate my local
copy of the site, the
>link simply opens the directory in an explorer window.
>
> So, without a solution, I either have to chose working
on a broken site
>locally that will work fine on the server, or just
explicitly link to the htm
>files in each directory - I've chosen the latter, but
it's BUGGING me!
>
> Extra Info:
> I currently edit all my websites locally with
dreamweaver and then selectively
>upload files with another ftp client. My reason is that
many of these websites
>that I work on are live and I don't want to be uploading
files that I've just
>modified, but have not tested, b/c I might have
accidentally fudged something.
>
> So, how can I configure my environment such that all
links to directories
>containing index.htm file, open the file correctly both
online and locally.
>
>
As to why Explorer is opening, I haven't a clue, but I also
oftenwant
to link to /subfolder/index.htm. I point to the file in DW,
then strip
out the filename, leaving /subfolder/.

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"daazlin" <[email protected]> wrote in
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news:g5aq4r$e1b$[email protected]..
> This is my own site which I've run for 3 years. Same
computer, same
> program,
> didn't touch site set up, firewalls or anything. This
morning I make a few
> quick text changes to the homepage and the file will not
upload. It has in
> fact
> wiped out my entire homepage because once it did kind of
upload but some
> "files
> were skipped during the operation". Yeah. Some files.
Like, all of them.
> (
http://www.ExchangeHJ.com)
>
> The error is "no response from server" However, I
created this file:
>
http://www.exchangehj.com/test.html
and it uploaded just fine.
>
> I can also connect to other sites on different servers
and upload fine.
>
> It appears to be just index.htm. I have tried to change
the name to
> default.html, still will not upload
> (Made switch to CS3 last year so all newer files are
html and old files
> are
> htm, has never caused a problem as long as the links are
right everywhere)
>
> Please, any ideas? This is a online company web site, a
blank homepage is
> not
> okay. And it's killing my saturday . . . I just wanted
to post a quick
> note to
> the site :(
>
> The rest of the site is still there:
>
http://www.exchangehj.com/equineMarketing.htm
> If you try to go to home page from there you get Page
Not Found (it calls
> specifically for index.htm)
> If you just type site url it come up blank.
>
> help. thank you.
>

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TIA
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Addendum to previous reply:
OK. This is weird--but I should be used to that, and just grateful that it seems to work (for now).
What I had done is FTPd some image files to my site using Filezilla, but when I had tried to access them, I was unsuccessful. I am almost sure that I used the same url (and variations of it) as you suggested, namely, http://mysite.verizon.net/username/filename , and it either did not work, or gave me the "Page under construction", or, in some cases asked me for my username and password.
But, when I did it this time, it worked. So I probably had something off, but I can now do what I want.
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Hi, I'm troubleshooting a customer problem (I'm new to
Contribute, using v4). One of the three sites I am now
administering was not bringing up the correct home page due to
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Going through the Site/Edit function to change server
information, DW told me it can't find the index.htm file. Waiting
on more information from the host - beside the new IP address, the
password has been changed and the upload path.
While I'm waiting on that info want to make sure there's not
something on my end that could be wrong. The file is in the root
directory, the name has not changed, and the default file extension
is set to .htm. Is there something I could have done to cause this?
The site's been up for years, and I last changed it successfully
last month or the month before.

> it can't find the index.htm file
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your home page.
Find it, right click, and choose "Set as Home Page". Bada
bing, bada boom.
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> Going through the Site/Edit function to change server
information, DW told
> me
> it can't find the index.htm file. Waiting on more
information from the
> host -
> beside the new IP address, the password has been changed
and the upload
> path.
>
> While I'm waiting on that info want to make sure there's
not something on
> my
> end that could be wrong. The file is in the root
directory, the name has
> not
> changed, and the default file extension is set to .htm.
Is there
> something I
> could have done to cause this? The site's been up for
years, and I last
> changed it successfully last month or the month before.
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Why do I have to append URL with /index.htm on one KB?

I have 7 different KBs I maintain on my webserver. I am using RoboHelp 7. For one of them, I have to append the URL with /index.htm, or it does not show the correct information. Examples of two of the KBs, and what happens with & without the index.htm appendeden
I will happily provide any other information. I've been wondering about this for a long time, and it's finally driven me batty enough to ask. Thanks so much for any assistance. Greatly appreciate your input, this is a wonderful resource.
http://wpa10suppliertest.am.mot-mobility.com/ opens a training KB for supplier information. See screenshot of the WebHelp Primary Layout:
However, for http://wpa10user.am.mot-mobility.com/ if I do not append with http://wpa10user.am.mot-mobility.com/index.htm, I get no content, and the first skin I tried out. The settings are the same:
http://wpa10user.am.mot-mobility.com/:
http://wpa10user.am.mot-mobility.com/index.htm:

Hi William,
That makes sense - but I had looked at my IIS setups and they appear the same for all KBs, again here are settings for WPA Supplier & User. I created both the same day, the same way, and have compared all tabs which are identical. I can double check on how the DNS aliases that were set up, but they should have been identical as well

Link to directories containing index.htm

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