axis Posted September 27, 2001 Posted September 27, 2001 is there a way to set up a link (url) into a database from my domain? or a website? or my own "index.html"? (i'm saying those three things all trying to express a singular thought.) i tried to change the port to 80 (but then i realized that i was linking to a file like any other and not using FMP's (5.5 OS X) server... and i tried copying the url from the browser when i was using the web companion... i combined all that but couldn't get it working. is it possible? what are the steps? [ September 26, 2001: Message edited by: axis ]
Vaughan Posted September 27, 2001 Posted September 27, 2001 Yes. My answer refelcts the amount of detail your question proivdes!
axis Posted September 27, 2001 Author Posted September 27, 2001 how about this: i have a file -one file. i know how to serve it with Instant Web Publishing using Web Companion and the default FMP "intro" page, with the file name on it as a link. i know how to make web pages and serve them. right now i'm serving my file with Instant Web Publishing and Web Companion, as I stated. What is my file's url (is like any other file path, i.e., i simply link to it from a web page?)? What do I need to turn off -if anything, i.e., Web Companion?
Anatoli Posted September 27, 2001 Posted September 27, 2001 The URL will be: http://domainOrIP:portIfOtherThan80/directoryIfExistInWebFolder That is all. That will call the page you specified in WebCompanion as default. E.g. http://my.server.domain.com:591/news will call page DEFAULT.HTM in folder FileMaker/Web/news if DEFAULT.HTM is set in Custom web publishing through port 591 on server my.server in domain.com. There are 100 more other possibilities e.g. http://222.111.005.020:591/news [ September 27, 2001: Message edited by: Anatoli ]
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