Organize an existing website that is all in 1 folder !!

B

Backler

I am new to frontpage and designing websites. I inherited a site with about
150 html files and 500-600 images. They are all in 1 folder. I want to
organize the site into subfolders. Is there an addin or a report program that
will tell me what images/resources belong to a html page. I would really like
to be able to drag an html page to a subfolder and have all the images it
uses move with the html file as well if that is an option in frontpage that I
don't know about or an addin tool that can do that. Barring that, a report
that scans the entire site and lists by html file the resources it uses so
that I could move them manually would be a slow way but acceptable way.

Any suggestions on this or a better way would be appreciated.
 
M

Mike Mueller

When you are showing the Folder List (if not then >View
Folder List) you can >View >Hyperlinks. Select an image
Click to expand...
from the folder tree and it will tell you which page(s) are
calling that image up


message
:I am new to frontpage and designing websites. I inherited a
site with about
: 150 html files and 500-600 images. They are all in 1
folder. I want to
: organize the site into subfolders. Is there an addin or a
report program that
: will tell me what images/resources belong to a html page.
I would really like
: to be able to drag an html page to a subfolder and have
all the images it
: uses move with the html file as well if that is an option
in frontpage that I
: don't know about or an addin tool that can do that.
Barring that, a report
: that scans the entire site and lists by html file the
resources it uses so
: that I could move them manually would be a slow way but
acceptable way.
:
: Any suggestions on this or a better way would be
appreciated.
 
B

Backler

Can you do something similar but from the html file standpoint. Select an
html file and see all the image it uses. Then select the entire list of
images and do a cut and past to mass move them to a subfolder? This way your
moving all the images associated with a html file at once.
 
M

Mike Mueller

Couldn't tell you that one.

message
: Can you do something similar but from the html file
standpoint. Select an
: html file and see all the image it uses. Then select the
entire list of
: images and do a cut and past to mass move them to a
subfolder? This way your
: moving all the images associated with a html file at once.
:
: "Mike Mueller" wrote:
:
: > When you are showing the Folder List (if not then >View
: > >Folder List) you can >View >Hyperlinks. Select an
image
: > from the folder tree and it will tell you which page(s)
are
: > calling that image up
: >
: >
: > message
: >
: > :I am new to frontpage and designing websites. I
inherited a
: > site with about
: > : 150 html files and 500-600 images. They are all in 1
: > folder. I want to
: > : organize the site into subfolders. Is there an addin
or a
: > report program that
: > : will tell me what images/resources belong to a html
page.
: > I would really like
: > : to be able to drag an html page to a subfolder and
have
: > all the images it
: > : uses move with the html file as well if that is an
option
: > in frontpage that I
: > : don't know about or an addin tool that can do that.
: > Barring that, a report
: > : that scans the entire site and lists by html file the
: > resources it uses so
: > : that I could move them manually would be a slow way
but
: > acceptable way.
: > :
: > : Any suggestions on this or a better way would be
: > appreciated.
: >
: >
: >
 
P

P C

If your web is a frontpage web (i.e. have FP extensions installed on the
web server), create the new folders you want, and at the folder view,
move the files/images to the desired folders. FP will correct the links
withing the HTML code with the move and re-calculate the links. You need
to wait a few minutes of you move a lot of lies at a time.

FP will not correct links within script (e.g. ASP or dynamically created
links.

....PC
 
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