BREEZEBROWSER HTML

[davefaulk]

Is there a way in Breezebrowser to have the index page be named something different than "index.htm"? It defaults to index and I can't find a way to change it.

Dave

[MattS]

Hi Dave,

HTML code automatically displays a page with the name index.htm or I believe default.htm. If the name was anything else it would have to be hard coded in the actual URL address used to get to it.

Matt

[davefaulk]

Matt,

I want to incorporate pages generated by Breezebrowser within my already existing web site. I already have an index.htm. I realize I can make a new directory and put the index.htm and all the other files in there, but I would have likes the page to be named other than index.htm.

[robertwgross]

It should not be too hard to rename a file from INDEX.HTM to be NEW.HTM. Just use Windows file utilities, right click Rename.

---Bob Gross---

[Dans_D60]

It looks like Breeze has hard-coded navigation reference links for certain pages including the home index page “index.htm”

@prev@ | a href="index.htm" Index /a | @next@ br

(I intentionally left out the HTML control characters). Don’t believe there is an easy way to change the naming references. Maybe in V2.6?
Dan
http://www.pettusphoto.com

[reittila]

MattS wrote:
Hi Dave,

HTML code automatically displays a page with the name index.htm or I believe default.htm. If the name was anything else it would have to be hard coded in the actual URL address used to get to it.

Matt

It's actually not the HTML-code that does anything here. It's a question of WEB-server's configuration.
Practically every other web-server than Microsoft IIS defaults to index.htm or index.html. Microsoft IIS defaults to default.asp. The default document can be of course configured to enything else also in IIS.

[reittila]

davefaulk wrote:
Matt,

I want to incorporate pages generated by Breezebrowser within my already existing web site. I already have an index.htm. I realize I can make a new directory and put the index.htm and all the other files in there, but I would have likes the page to be named other than index.htm.


Matt: You can make a subfolder and put the BB-made pages ther. Then there will be no conflict.

[Dans_D60]

reittila wrote:

It's actually not the HTML-code that does anything here. It's a question of WEB-server's configuration.
Practically every other web-server than Microsoft IIS defaults to index.htm or index.html. Microsoft IIS defaults to default.asp. The default document can be of course configured to enything else also in IIS.

I believe Dave wanted to change Breeze Browser fixed naming schema from “index.htm” to anything else. I find Breeze uses fixed hard-coded navigation so you can change the page name but you also must change the HTML code for every page that references index. Several HTML generators like FrontPage can do this automatically. You’re correct regarding MS IIS, but I have configured my IIS to support just about anything I throw at it including index.htm and index.html.
Dan
http://www.pettusphoto.com

[reittila]

Dans_D60 wrote:
reittila wrote:

It's actually not the HTML-code that does anything here. It's a question of WEB-server's configuration.
Practically every other web-server than Microsoft IIS defaults to index.htm or index.html. Microsoft IIS defaults to default.asp. The default document can be of course configured to enything else also in IIS.

I believe Dave wanted to change Breeze Browser fixed naming schema from “index.htm” to anything else. I find Breeze uses fixed hard-coded navigation so you can change the page name but you also must change the HTML code for every page that references index. Several HTML generators like FrontPage can do this automatically. You’re correct regarding MS IIS, but I have configured my IIS to support just about anything I throw at it including index.htm and index.html.
Dan
http://www.pettusphoto.com


That's correct, but instead of renaming index page and partially rewriting the other pages it would be easier to make own subfolders for each gallery.
Edit: It's also "standard procedure" and it "looks" better ;)