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HTML Files

Documents

Usually you will create "Documents" in IntraWeb Studio. These documents are always tread as HTML files, they don't even need an extension, as IWS handles that automatically.

When you create an "index" document for a folder, which will be shown when a user enters an URL like http://www.atozed.com/folder, then do not name it "index.html" or "index.htm". Depending on the deployment mode IWS will attach either .html or .aspx to it.

Note: You have to configure in the web server the default document, that will get served if just a folder is requested.

Unmanaged Files vs. Managed Documents

If you want to control the file extensions your self, for example because you are importing "quick and dirty" your existing web site, then there are 2 options:

  1. Managed HTML documents. They work the sames as explained for .php files.
  2. Unmanaged HTML files. Just import the hml files as explained under importing images. Unmanaged html files are treated like binary files. They will get deployed as is. No variables, no templates etc. are available.


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