Hi Daniel > I looked at that but it only works to change the name of the (virtual) > folder, not remove it. > I tried putting in just a space in the name but then the published URL > becomes "/ / /folder3/filename.htm" > And that is no good... > > You can write dots in there which means "stay in the same directory". http://mydomain.tld/./././folder/name ist the same as http://mydomain.tld/folder/name However, the links will show the dots between the slashes as well. This doesn't look very nice but it will work as it should. Maybe you could write a script that changes the "/./" to just "/" if you would like to. Best, Hilmar
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