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The name "index.htm*" is normally ok, but your particular main page file may have a different name, such as "default.html"; check it out. | The name "index.htm*" is normally ok, but your particular main page file may have a different name, such as "default.html"; check it out. | ||
HFS does not support server side scripting such as PHP or ASP but rather its own proprietary scripting called | HFS does not support server side scripting such as PHP or ASP but rather its own proprietary scripting called [[HFS:_Template_macros|macros]]. | ||
; Disclaimer : HFS is not designed to publish websites. | ; Disclaimer : HFS is not designed to publish websites. |
Revision as of 12:19, 5 July 2011
Classic webservers are used to publish one or more websites. They operate in a simple way: you just need to indicate the location of a folder that contains files to be published.
You Need to be in Expert Mode.
You can also do this with HFS. Just follow these steps:
- In the Virtual File System window, right-click on root (the little house) and click bind root to real-folder.
- Select the folder containing files for the website.
- Right-click root again -> Advanced, and click default file mask.
- Type index.htm*.
The name "index.htm*" is normally ok, but your particular main page file may have a different name, such as "default.html"; check it out.
HFS does not support server side scripting such as PHP or ASP but rather its own proprietary scripting called macros.
- Disclaimer
- HFS is not designed to publish websites.