added on Jan 31, 2008 by
The program works fine 1001 for instance with Netscape but does not bring up the
proper links when I use firefox.
Is there any way to name the individual categories with an .htm extension
so they will work with both Netscape and firefox.
Thanks
added on Jan 31, 2008 by
hi Fred,
I think you have it a bit wrong here. You should not link to the output files, since they are plain text, what you
should do is include the output files on your existing html file.
Most people include the links so they are visible on the main page.
Lets say you have an index file on your document root, and LinkEX installed:
/index.php
/linkex
/linkex/index.php
/linkex/data
/linkex/data/output
/linkex/data/output/1001
insted of making a link from index.php to /linkex/data/output/1001, you use a server side command to include
/linkex/data/output/1001 inside index.php,
so when people visit your site, the links are shown right there.
Did it make sense? :)
- v0id
added on Jan 31, 2008 by
It would be helpful in y our documentation if you could give more
examples for people who are not very good programmers.
Could you give me an example of the SSI code
inserted into the index.php page.
I have created a link exchange page at
http://forex-trader.suroot.com/fx/linkex/data/output/index.htm
It works fine with Internet Explorer but shows
the code as a text file when I access it with Firefox.
I need something that will work with firefox as well
as internet explorer
Thanks.