I also do it to separate code from content.
The html coders tend to name folder like "SpecialFeatures", so I can
keep my stuff separate with "_display" and "_images", and files like
"bills.cfm", so _testLogin.cfm also is easily distinguished.
And when I build a cms for them to manage their site,
> From: Adkins, Randy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I will admit I have not searched as of yet so, just was
> looking at something and began to wonder what is the main
> purpose of having files and directories with an underscore at
> the beginning?
I do it when using the MVC design pattern. That
thats EXACTLY why i do it.
i also tend to put anything that is included or not part of the whole template
in the _name category.
tw
On 2/1/06, Robyn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Don't know about spiders, but these directories sort to the top, so if
> they're frequently accessed?
>
>
> Adkins
Don't know about spiders, but these directories sort to the top, so if
they're frequently accessed?
Adkins, Randy wrote:
>I will admit I have not searched as of yet so,
>just was looking at something and began to wonder
>what is the main purpose of having files and directories
>with an unde
i do it to keep the file names of directories or files near the top of
the lists.
tw
On 2/1/06, Adkins, Randy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I will admit I have not searched as of yet so,
> just was looking at something and began to wonder
> what is the main purpose of having files and directories
My first idea is that these will group at the top of the directory? Also,
maybe just to distinguish some kind of "internal" template of an app from user
defined templates? I'm sure others have other reasons.
--
Ian Skinner
Web Programmer
BloodSource
www.BloodSource.org
Sacramento,
I will admit I have not searched as of yet so,
just was looking at something and began to wonder
what is the main purpose of having files and directories
with an underscore at the beginning?
Such as:
_thisdir
_thatdir
_thisfile.cfm
Does this stop Spiders from crawling those areas?
I know a
