framing apache directory in serendipity

alef · Post by **alef** » Wed Feb 07, 2007 5:17 pm

Hi everyone.

I would like to do something supposedly simple, but i'm not quite sure how to do it. Do you know the nice directory you get in when viewing your homepage on your freshly new installed apache httpd server (well, you would get if there was no initial install file saying welcome to apache). I'm referring to viewing files from your browser (i think it's called fancy indexing).

I hope i'm clear here

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Well, i would like that to frame in serendipity. So if i click on my link in html nuggets, i go to say : http://host/downloads/. But framed within my blog.

Would this be possible, and if, how ? It works now, but it goes out of serendipity.

alef · Post by **alef** » Wed Feb 07, 2007 8:22 pm

fixed! i'm using wrapurl to achieve this now. Now just see if i can make the font the same as the rest of the blog. maybe in httpd.conf

alef · Post by **alef** » Wed Feb 07, 2007 9:15 pm

Well, almost but not entirely. I use this code to have my directories displayed, unfortunately although the file columns do get displayed in courier, the description/timestamp are not. Why is that? Also, i disabled the .. with IndexIgnore .. because when i'm at the root, if i go back it frames the homepage into it's own frame. So i have to sacrifice that i guess.

Another thing; can't i do an AddDescription to directories ?

I realize a lot of these questions are apache related, but maybe someone here has the necessary experience with it ?

Post by **garvinhicking** » Thu Feb 08, 2007 10:24 am

Hi!

You can put a custom .htaccess file into your downloads directory with those options?

Best regards,
Garvin