Perhaps I didn't word this correctly. I have a file called Shockwave. So the full url to this point is http://www.somedomain.com/Shockwave/ . On the Shockwave page I attach a number of files. I attach a file called test.dcr, test1.dcr and picture.jpg. I also attach a file called showme.html to this Shockwave file. I can enter http://www.somedomain.com/Shockwave/test1.dcr or http://www.somedomain.com/Shockwave/picture.jpg and Shockwave application (which is the .dcr file) and the picture load into my browser just fine and just as expected. However when I enter http://www.somedomain.com/Shockwave/showme.html I get a 404 error. However had I named that file showme.phtml instead of showme.html it comes up perfectly. There is something about the .html that the system doesn't like. I guess that in the worst case scenario I can just modify the Shockwave page to load and display the attachments instead of having it load the way I was talking about above.
Thanks, Dan >> Ok... weird thing. Attachments that end in .dcr serve find but not >> .html .. Now if I rename the attachment to something like .phtml it >> serves just find. > > Could You provide some code which serve these attachments? > I assume You use IE for testing and maybe this is caused that this ( > great f***ing) browser does not know what to do with these attachments > cause do not have "thousands" of headers. > When and how You want to serve these attachments? > As a new site? In a middle of page? > > Piotras --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
