Permissions for .HTML
Hi!
This is my first post here.
I want to use a guestbook for my website. I used Yahoo! Small Business hosting provider, but unlike cPanel I can't change permissions for each page anyway I want.
I need to make the .HTML file in that guestbook writable. When I add chmod 666 filename.html to the .HTML it doesn't make it writable.
Is there a solution to this? How can I make the .HTML file writable? Maybe there's something like a code/script that will work (chmod 666 alone doesn't do it).
Thank you.
supersam33 posted this at 17:32 — 6th August 2007.
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Yahoo may not allow you to chmod files, if you want to change permissions or use a guestbook, here are 2 options: ask yahoo to change the permissions. or, use a pre-built guestbook (you can get one from bravenet.com)
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new_day posted this at 19:17 — 6th August 2007.
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Thank you.
What was interesting, after I posted here I went back to my account in yahoo and it said there that I didn't have to have permissions set for .php files. So I thought, I will save my .html file as a .php file and see what happens. It all started working. Amazing.
I have another question. Do you (or anyone reading this) know of a php script (javascript will do as well) that will open any clickable image on a page (like a thumb, or an ad) in a new window without me adding _new or _blank thingy for every image? You know what I mean?
Any help will be appreciated!
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