New to the list so any help is appreciated.
I am looking for a way to display a directory into a list of hyperlinked files.
THANKS
Dana
Full Version: Creating a Hyperlink list from a directory list
Is your server Apache and do you have ability to write .htaccess files or control panel access?
What you want is referred to as index options directive.
Basically if you have this setup properly and don't have an index.html file in a directory then the files show up as a list.
What you want is referred to as index options directive.
Basically if you have this setup properly and don't have an index.html file in a directory then the files show up as a list.
QUOTE(Dana @ Oct 24 2006, 10:55 AM) 
New to the list so any help is appreciated.
It an IIs system.
THANKS
Dana
I don't know the answer to that, someone else can help I'm sure.
Directory listing should be enabled in IIS Manager.
Microsoft says:
Go here: http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsServe...3.mspx?mfr=true
and click on IIS 7.0 Beta: Configuring Directory Browsing in IIS 7.0
It's for IIS 7.0 but I think it's the same for other versions.
Microsoft says:
QUOTE
By default, directory browsing is disabled in IIS so that users cannot see the contents of directories. To enhance security, you should leave directory browsing disabled unless you have a specific reason to enable it. If you enable directory browsing, ensure that you only enable it on the particular directory or directories that you want to share.
Go here: http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsServe...3.mspx?mfr=true
and click on IIS 7.0 Beta: Configuring Directory Browsing in IIS 7.0
It's for IIS 7.0 but I think it's the same for other versions.
I have it enabled on the server for that directory, but dont' understand what html to use to allow it to display.
Would you use the <dir> list command? That's what I was trying but apparently have some syntex or something wrong as it doesn't do anything.
THANKS
Would you use the <dir> list command? That's what I was trying but apparently have some syntex or something wrong as it doesn't do anything.
THANKS
QUOTE(Dana @ Oct 24 2006, 11:17 PM)
I have it enabled on the server for that directory, but dont' understand what html to use to allow it to display.
The directory listing appears if there's no default file (index.htm, index.html, etc) in the directory.
OK, Thanks I was able to get the File dir to work..
But, it there a way to do the same thing but a better output or display? Since the filenames don't mean much to most people can I read the filenames and display them into an html page rather than just display the directory list?
ex:
Judge X Calendars:
November 1
November 2
November 3
Judge Y Calendars:
November 1
November 2
November 3
.....
Current files are stored as:
judx110106ct1
judx110206ct1
judy110106ct2
etc...
But, it there a way to do the same thing but a better output or display? Since the filenames don't mean much to most people can I read the filenames and display them into an html page rather than just display the directory list?
ex:
Judge X Calendars:
November 1
November 2
November 3
Judge Y Calendars:
November 1
November 2
November 3
.....
Current files are stored as:
judx110106ct1
judx110206ct1
judy110106ct2
etc...
Sure you could make an HTML page with links to all those files, but the problem becomes having to change the html every time you add or remove a file - if it's often that could become tedious.
With a server-side script (e.g. PHP) you can read the contents of a directory and produce an HTML file containing links to all (or some) of the files.
QUOTE(Christian J @ Oct 26 2006, 11:54 AM)
With a server-side script (e.g. PHP) you can read the contents of a directory and produce an HTML file containing links to all (or some) of the files.
Maybe this may help:
http://www.loria.fr/~szathmar/off/projects...verse/index.php
When there, click on "The etalon is here."
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