Its Help file says:
"The exported pages will be stored in the directory "html" named by the corresponding page alias."
But I looked everywhere I could think of and I can't find any directory called html
Can anyone help please?
JDL
Need help using htmlExport [solved]
Need help using htmlExport [solved]
I did install it and I did export a few pages too. The problem is that I can't find them
Its Help file says:
"The exported pages will be stored in the directory "html" named by the corresponding page alias."
But I looked everywhere I could think of and I can't find any directory called html
Can anyone help please?
JDL
Its Help file says:
"The exported pages will be stored in the directory "html" named by the corresponding page alias."
But I looked everywhere I could think of and I can't find any directory called html
Can anyone help please?
JDL
Last edited by javierdl on Sun Oct 28, 2007 3:28 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Need help using htmlExport
FTPed to site and can't see them?...
Re: Need help using htmlExport
What do you mean? (I know what FTPing means), I'm confused 
J.
- I installed the module
- Then I exported some pages
- That's it
J.
Re: Need help using htmlExport
I just looked at the Help for it and it's in german, so here is google translated help...
What makes this module?
This module exported dynamic CMSMS in static HTML pages.
These HTML documents may also be used in the front end. This is the index.php file in the root directory at the beginning of a line of code to access the module Scripts added.
The script checks first if the requested page as an HTML already exists. If so, then the document will be easy.
If the page does not exist as an HTML document, the regular CMS-Quellcode executed.
About the administration in backend can be terminated if their contents pages on the back end has been changed at the store, and the sides have not yet been exported to the calls on the front end automatically as a HTML document to be exported
Style sheets are changed or templates, all exported pages automatically be deleted.
In addition, the Administration individual pages whose contents often change or dynamically generated (eg: News), on exports excluded.
The module provides for small sites whose content is not changed very often, a better performance in the front end.
SECURITY:
This module adopts changes to the CMS-Quellcode (index.php).
During installation, a copy of the original file (index.php.original). For reasons of security, however, recommended earlier this file additional himself a backup copy.
If the 'exported pages on the front end "is, the file index.php at the beginning of a line PHP code added.
If the option is off, that entry is removed
When uninstalling the original index.php from your backup to be used for the installation was restored.
How is it used?
This module has no function for the front end but only on the side-administration.
During installation, the menu under "Extensions" menu "htmlExport-Modul." Here the export and use of the individual pages managed.
The HTML documents are in the root directory in the "HTML" under the name of the respective side-Alias saved
Support
This module contains no commercial support.
*
After the GPL is the software so published, as it is. Please read the license text for the full disclaimer.
Copyright and license
Copyright © 2007, Georg Busch . All rights reserved.
This module was developed under the GNU General Public License. They must approve this license before the module.
Parameters
* (Optional) lang = "en_US" This parameter specifies the language used for the display in the front end fixed, but not all modules and supports needed.
What makes this module?
This module exported dynamic CMSMS in static HTML pages.
These HTML documents may also be used in the front end. This is the index.php file in the root directory at the beginning of a line of code to access the module Scripts added.
The script checks first if the requested page as an HTML already exists. If so, then the document will be easy.
If the page does not exist as an HTML document, the regular CMS-Quellcode executed.
About the administration in backend can be terminated if their contents pages on the back end has been changed at the store, and the sides have not yet been exported to the calls on the front end automatically as a HTML document to be exported
Style sheets are changed or templates, all exported pages automatically be deleted.
In addition, the Administration individual pages whose contents often change or dynamically generated (eg: News), on exports excluded.
The module provides for small sites whose content is not changed very often, a better performance in the front end.
SECURITY:
This module adopts changes to the CMS-Quellcode (index.php).
During installation, a copy of the original file (index.php.original). For reasons of security, however, recommended earlier this file additional himself a backup copy.
If the 'exported pages on the front end "is, the file index.php at the beginning of a line PHP code added.
If the option is off, that entry is removed
When uninstalling the original index.php from your backup to be used for the installation was restored.
How is it used?
This module has no function for the front end but only on the side-administration.
During installation, the menu under "Extensions" menu "htmlExport-Modul." Here the export and use of the individual pages managed.
The HTML documents are in the root directory in the "HTML" under the name of the respective side-Alias saved
Support
This module contains no commercial support.
*
After the GPL is the software so published, as it is. Please read the license text for the full disclaimer.
Copyright and license
Copyright © 2007, Georg Busch . All rights reserved.
This module was developed under the GNU General Public License. They must approve this license before the module.
Parameters
* (Optional) lang = "en_US" This parameter specifies the language used for the display in the front end fixed, but not all modules and supports needed.
Re: Need help using htmlExport
Yeah, I saw that Help file once I installed it. And it says:
Yet there are no HTML documents in the root directoryThe HTML documents are in the root directory in the "HTML" under the name of the respective side-Alias saved
Last edited by javierdl on Sun Oct 28, 2007 3:14 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Need help using htmlExport
Found it!
It was in my public_html dir
Thanks Mark
J.
It was in my public_html dir
Thanks Mark
J.
