you would need to have "hawks" set up as a folder/directory in your web.
Then, you would have a default page within it, which, depending on your
server requirements, would be index.htm, index.html, default.htm,
default.html, etc.
So, persons entering
www.myweb.com/hawks would go to the default (home) page
withing that directory.
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| Maybe I am going about it wrong...
| How else would you get a page such as
www.brambiers.com/hawks to display
| without typing in the htm extension after the address or using a redirect?
|
| | > Why redirect? SE's don't like it. Neither do visitors.
| >
| > --
| > Murray
| >
| > | > > I have found a script and created a redirect page so that when you
type
| in
| > >
www.brambiers.com/hawks it takes you to
www.brambiers.com/hawks.htm.
| > > It works fine in internet explorer. However, in Firefox it just
displays
| > the
| > > txt file.
| > > What a, I doing wrong?
| > > Is there a better way to create the redirect?
| > > Please advise!
| > > Thanks!
| > > Lyle
| > >
| > >
| >
| >
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