Loading files without extensions

  • Thread starter Thread starter Sitara Lal
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No, you would have to make mypage a folder and then have a page the same name as your home page in
the mypage folder for a user to use www.mydomain.com/mypage

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Thomas A. Rowe
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage

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It only appears to the user that there is no file extension.

How it is actually done is by creating a folder with the 'mypage' name, and
the file you want to display would be whatever the default file is for the
site. This is the same functionality as when you go to www. domain.com that
you go to the home page, which has an actual URL of www.
domain.com/default.html
 
That is, within the folder "mypage" a file needs to exist such as
"index.html" or whatever your host has set as your default ("home") page
(there are many variations such as "default.html" "home.html" "default.asp"
etc

The "Home" page could refer to the default page in each subdirectory, but
generally is the term used for the default page in the root folder.
 
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