Re: Archiving

Mark,

Not quite the solution, but you helped me realize I wasn't looking at it in 
the right way.

The newsletters will be in their own file and they will be routinely 
replaced. If you move the current issue into the *archives* then all the 
refs need to be updated to reflect the issue's new location.

So, I think my problem is the fact that I almost exclusively use relative 
urls within the html documents. If I use absolutes, then I don't have to 
change the index or any other page to reflect its new location and still be 
able to *read* the CSS doc and the images.

Thanks!!

Tamara


At 09:50 AM 8/2/00 -0400, MCrowtherUK(at)aol.com wrote:
>HI,
>
>On my site www.yzf600r.co.uk I intend to provide an index page that users can
>go to and read the past Newsletters. Each Newsletter will be it's own .htm
>file and will live in the same directory. Same story with the FAQ's. Using
>the search engine from www.aromz.com everything in the Newsletters and FAQ's
>will be searchable.
>
>Nice and simple - and I don't know databases either!
>
>Mark.
>.........................................................................
>Mark Crowther
>Mobile: +44 (0)7980 638607
>E-Mail: mark(at)yzf600r.co.uk
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