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Thanks, Jello. &nbsp;I appreciate your response. &nbsp;I had already established directories in which things &quot;in common&quot; are stored -- such as all gifs/jpgs in one, all forms in another, etc. &nbsp;I'd just thought there was some kind of &quot;magic&quot; or a certain way one was best advised to do things. &nbsp;Appreciate the tip about Unix; though not on a Unix server, I will remember that for the future.
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Thanks, Jello.  I appreciate your response.  I had already established directories in which things "in common" are stored -- such as all gifs/jpgs in one, all forms in another, etc.  I'd just thought there was some kind of "magic" or a certain way one was best advised to do things.  Appreciate the tip about Unix; though not on a Unix server, I will remember that for the future.

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Ok, now I know how to code pages; but I am just sure there is some logical and best way to name and store the pages on a web site. &nbsp;I'm sure it's quite simple -- something like create a directory for each kind of (but WHAT kind of) thing... &nbsp;Please can you help -- where can I learn about how to best store pages and parts thereof for a site that could become quite large?<br />
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Thanks so very much!!!
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Hi!

Ok, now I know how to code pages; but I am just sure there is some logical and best way to name and store the pages on a web site.  I'm sure it's quite simple -- something like create a directory for each kind of (but WHAT kind of) thing...  Please can you help -- where can I learn about how to best store pages and parts thereof for a site that could become quite large?

Thanks so very much!!!

How do u index/structure pages on a site?

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