First,
that depends on which webserver. Some (probably most) are case sensitive, but
some are not... :>)
Also,
if you edit a page name for case, then you also have to edit any and all
links to that page. That could be a *lot* of work. Fortunately, most of Legacy's
pages are numbered instead of named, so that doesn't arrise. BUT if you change
the Index.htm to index.htm (which is, I agree, what it should be), every one of
those numbered pages has a link to Index.htm that has to be edited... (999 of
them on my current database>pedigree web pages)...
jcl
John Lancaster
Freelance Business/Tech Writer
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-----Original Message-----File names on web servers are case sensitive.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Bob Hockenhull
Sent: Saturday, December 16, 2000 9:36 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [LegacyUG] Re:Web pages
The Legacy web page creation does a great job, except that
it names the file called index.htm with an upper case I, or Index.htm
This is a problem when linking to it from other locations, because the
convention is to have the whole file name lower case.
Can this be changed within Legacy, or do I have to keep on editing the
file names after creation?
Thanks,
Bob
