gary dorn wrote:
Hi Gary.
On Thursday, Aug 4, 2005, at 10:57 Australia/Perth, gary dorn wrote:
So far I have set up a a general index page as per the apache
guidelines,
so my question is
1. is there an apache tutorial anywhere which explains setting up an
index pages then other pages for Mac OS X
2. how do I determine the web address for each html page I make, so
I can link them in the various pages I create
any advice on these matters would be appreciated.
This HTML tutorial should help - (Apache is just the web-server
software that your Mac is running, and the HTML pages are independent
of it)
<http://archive.ncsa.uiuc.edu/General/Internet/WWW/HTMLPrimerAll.html#RL>
The answer is to use relative links, so that the pages will work from
whichever folder or machine they're hosted on.
Hope this gives you a starting point.
certainly is
thanks for the link,
http://www.w3schools.com/ is nice too, I love their "Try-It-Yourself!"
examples, great for copying and pasting from.
HTML is definately worth learning, dont be fooled, it *isnt* programming.
Takes about as long to get the hang of as driving a car, say 15 hours,
and it is at least as useful :-)
Good luck
Paul (who has finally got his php web page connecting to his MySql
server, eureka!)
