From: "Porter Woodward" > All - > > what about making index.r files visible to search engines? Depending on how > much control over your web server you have, it could be easy to serve > index.r as the default for directories. Apache and IIS make this a > relatively trivial process. Just setup the server to serve index.r, > index.html, index.htm, etc. In that order. > > Now - you may ask - what happens when a plain-jane web browser hits that > index.r? Well, unless we have a standard way of detecting the requestor > (e.g. browser type) and taking the appropriate action, it won't do us much > good. So every index.r (or other publicly accessible rebol page) should > probably do a quick check to see if it's being requested by a REBOL client - > if so it should just hand over the code. Otherwise, it should probably > print some nice HTML message for older browsers to understand. ...
Hi, Porter, A file contaning something like the following works on my wife's website. IE opens it as a webpage. /View opens the embedded REBOL script. <html> Hello, World! <!-- [ rebol[] view layout [text "Hello, World!"] ] --> </html> That is a very clever idea that you have. I don't know why it wasn't more obvious earlier. --Scott Jones -- To unsubscribe from this list, please send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" in the subject, without the quotes.
