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stevenmartin99 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > .txt is not a php extention Yeah, I know that. There are either two or three text files called, using PHP, for a page, depending on whether or not it has a sidebar menu. Theses are called header.txt, footer.txt and sidebar.txt . . . IT WORKS ! > they need to be .php Yeah, the PAGE needs to be
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yfastud Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > it should show all files if you don't have any > index file in folder I don't have an index file in this folder. In the main folder which has my website, I re-named the index file so that I get a list of all files and folders. Neither 'header_1.txt' nor 'header_2.txt' show up in the main folder either. What
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Localhost > WAMP Server > Your Projects I have nine (8) files in a test folder, four (4) of which have .txt extensions and are called using PHP. header_1.txt header_2.txt sidebar.txt footer.txt The first two (the header files) don't show up on the list, the other six files (and one sub-folder) do. I've tried changing the underscores to hyphens, closing up the names to header1
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Are you referring to the .htaccess file at : wamp/apps/phpmyadmin3.2.0.1 ??? At present it only has : # This folder does not require access over HTTP # (the following directive denies access by default) Order allow,deny Do I simply add the lines . . . Options +Indexes IndexIgnore *.gif *.jpg (Don't like messing with files I'm not sure of)
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Having been pointed towards the light by 'toumimi', I have another question. When I click on localhost on wamp menu, go to 'Your Projects' and click on the folder icon, the www/your_project/index.php page is launched in my browser. Any way of changing this action so that rather than the index page opening in the browser, a file list of the pages is displayed (as happens if I remove 'inde
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Thank you ! Problem solved. I was not loading the pages as you describe. I had an idea it was something I was doing (or had not done). There was no problem with the PHP 'include' in my pages, I only included those comments in my original post to show that the HTML was correct and that pages were rendered correctly once uploaded. I'm not sure why that led us down a blind alley. Th
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As I said upthread, I'm using : <?php require("sidebar.txt" ?> in the webpages to call the script. I'd stress that these pages all display correctly once uploaded and all validate at W3C. It's therefore not a problem with the page content. 'Do you mean wamp menu with www directory option ?' Yes, the WAMP menu box which has WAMPSERVER 2.0 on the left and shows
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'sidebar wont display in the control panel for wamp since this is your website' Looks like I may be misunderstanding something here. The point of my installing WAMP (with the Apache and PHP support) on my local machine was to *exactly replicate* a webpage as it would be rendered once uploaded to my ISP's server. That page would include a sidebar menu. Are you saying that it is not possi
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My apologies, I think you misunderstood my question. I've already got the website (around 90 pages). As an example of the problem I'm experiencing. The page at : has a sidebar menu. This sidebar menu does NOT (at present) dislay in WAMP ! The header, footer and left-hand column DO display as they should. Obviously a single column page, which has no PHP script, (these are HTML) does d
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I've just installed WampServer without any apparent problems. All I want to do is to be able to create or change pages and check them at those times I have no internet access to upload files. Copied my website into the 'www' folder and can access the pages via the 'www directory' option in the control panel BUT, the index sidebar is not being displayed. These *are* .php pages ! I'm using
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