Когда мы сохраняем Web-страницу через explorer, если на странице были картинки, то он в каталоге со страницей создает еще папку с именем <имя-страницы>.files, в которой помещает картинки и всякую хрень. Проблема в следующем: если кильнуть эту папку - автоматически киляется htm-ка, и наоборот. Кто-нибудь знает как отучить мастдай от этой @#$ни?
Как отучить W2k от этого (внутри)?13.09.01 15:55 Автор: babay <Andrey Babkin> Статус: Elderman
> Когда мы сохраняем Web-страницу через explorer, если на > странице были картинки, то он в каталоге со страницей > создает еще папку с именем <имя-страницы>.files, в > которой помещает картинки и всякую хрень. Проблема в > следующем: если кильнуть эту папку - автоматически киляется > htm-ка, и наоборот. Кто-нибудь знает как отучить мастдай от > этой @#$ни?
Connected Files
HTML documents often have a number of associated graphics files, a style sheet file, several Microsoft® JScript® (compatible with ECMA 262 language specification) files, and so on. When you move or copy the primary HTML document, you also usually want to move or copy its associated files to avoid breaking links. Unfortunately, there has been no easy way until now to determine which files are related to any given HTML document other than by analyzing their contents. To alleviate this problem, Windows 2000 provides a simple way to connect a primary HTML document to its group of associated files. If file connection is enabled, when the document is moved or copied all its connected files go with it.
To create a group of connected files, the primary document must have an .htm or .html file name extension. Create a subfolder of the primary document's parent folder. The subfolder's name must be the name of the primary document, minus the .htm or .html extension, followed by one of the extensions listed below. The most commonly used extensions are ".files" or "_files". For instance, if the primary document is named MyDoc.htm, naming the subfolder "MyDoc_files" defines the subfolder as the container for the document's connected files. If the primary document is moved or copied, the subfolder and its files are moved or copied as well.
For some languages, it is possible to use a localized equivalent of "_files" to create a subfolder for connected files. The following table lists the valid strings that can be appended to a document name to create a connected files subfolder. Note that some of these strings have '-' as their first character rather than '_' or '.'.
Note This feature is sensitive to the case of the extension. For instance, for the example given above, a subfolder named "MyDoc_Files" will not be connected to MyDoc.htm.
Whether file connection is enabled or disabled is controlled by a REG_DWORD value, NoFileFolderConnection, of the HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer registry key. This value normally is not defined, and file connection is enabled. If necessary, you can disable file connection by adding this value to the key and setting it to 1. To enable file connection again, set NoFileFolderConnection to zero.
Note File connection should normally be enabled because other applications might depend on it. Disable file connection only if absolutely necessary.
От себя могу посоветовать...13.09.01 17:50 Автор: Skeeve [Moscow SubTeam] <Vladimir Medvedev> Статус: Elderman
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