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Question: For yahoo small business, how do I set my default page to “index.pl” instead of “index.html.”? My site is perl?
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Answer by Bill C
the fastest, easiest way is to redirect from index.html to index.pl
Question: is there a way to keep one url in the address bar (site name) instead of ‘/links.html”?
can this be done in dreamweaver cs3?
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Answer by DayTripper
Put your website in a FRAMESET — one FRAME for your content and one empty FRAME only 1 pixel high. That will ensure the URL remains constant.
Question: hi!i need to make a .gif file as a link to a html document but i get am “x” symbol instead of .gif file.help !
my code is 
and i get an ‘x’ in a box ! Please advise .
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Answer by LithMaster You only need one and then the name of the .htm file.
There is an extra ” at:
Question: How do you make your pages “.php” instead of “.htm” ?
I’m starting a website 
Please help! Thanks!
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Answer by ilan
Save your sites as .PHP instead of .HTM or .HTML.
index.php will replace index.html, will be the first page that opens in the directory.
You would need to know some PHP code however, I suggest researching tutorials on PHP on google.
Here’s a great place to start:
http://www.w3schools.com/php/default.asp
Question: I can’t do a page edit on my corporate wiki. Instead, I get “save index.php?”?
When I try to click the edit page link (i.e. the edit tab at the top of the wiki page) instead of letting me edit, it pops up a dialog box asking me to save/open index.php. If I try to open it using my browser, it just pops open another dialog box asking me to save the file.
What is more odd is that I can edit *in-page*, meaning I can click on the “edit” links along the right hand side of the wiki page and edit sections of a page, just not the entire page.
Even MORE odd, is that it appears to have something to do with my account. Another user on the same machine and wiki page can click the edit tab successfully from his account. When he logs off, and I log into my account… well, it no worky.
Any ideas what could be wrong with my wiki account to cause this to happen? I have asked IT to fix it, and they have dragged their feet on the issue… perhaps if I can give them a few suggestions of things to look into, something will get done.
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Answer by kainaw
This problem is common, but nobody knows why. When logged in, click on My Preferences. Then, click on the Editing tab. You probably have a checkmark next to Use external editor by default. You do not want that there. How it got there is what is unknown. For some odd reason, it randomly appears. I strongly suspect that someone came by while you were logged in but away from your computer and, knowing how weird this problem is, quickly put a check there.
Question: Why “content-type: text/html.” isn’t needed when HTML is used instead of cgi-bin programs?
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Answer by mdigitale
The content-type tag is used on HTTP headers….