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Posted by Jonathan N. Little on January 22, 2008, 8:29 pm
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lotusvine@gmail.com wrote:
> I'm builidng an intranet site at work. The catch is, it's just a
> bunch of HTML pages on a shared drive. I don't have access to a
> webserver. I have to do everything in Microsoft HTML, using Word.
> (No, not even Front Page. Don't ask; it's a management thing.)
Hmmm we want you to build this house, here are the boards and the nails.
Sorry no hammer or saw you *must* use this shovel and screw driver! Yep,
it does sound that dumb.
>
> Do you know if it's possible to do any of the following under these
> circumstances?
>
> 1) Create a customised 401/404 page?
If your not using a web webserver there is nothing to direct you to such
pages...
> 2) Do link forwarding? I have to link to a document which has a title
> that changes all the time. This document is linked to on lots of
> different web-pages. I'd like to only update the document's name
> once, while at the same time, have so it that any link on in the
> intranet to this document opens the document immediately without any
> other intermediate webpages or clicks. Is to possible to do something
> like link forwarding using basic HTML?
In HTML? No.
Better idea! If your bosses don't want to use a webserver because they
see $$ when looking ate M$'s $erver $oftware then look up Apache
http://www.apache.org/
Welcome! - The Apache Software Foundation
More webservers on the Internet use this server, and yes it works on
Windows, and yes you can install it without ponying up the $$.
Then build an intranet server that will actually *works*, what your
bosses want will not.
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Take care,
Jonathan
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