Anyone know how to do this?

[Allan]

Does anyone know how to do this or is it even possible?

I want to take some html files using a program (which one?) and make a list in a html page.

For example, I want to take html files from folder1 and then take all the files from folder1 and make a html page which displays links to these html files.

From folder:

folder1/file1.html
folder1/file2.html
folder1/file3.html

to html page:

file1 link
file2 link
file3 link

[Netpiddler]

Hi Allan |waves|

Macromedia HomeSite does this with a simple drag and drop. It will not only place the links for you but name them after each html file name.

You can get a free 30 day trial here. (http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cfm?product=homesite)

I hope this helps!

[Cleo]

GoLive does this too and there is also a 30 demo over at Adobe's site.

[art]

Originally posted by Cleo
GoLive does this too and there is also a 30 demo over at Adobe's site.
Golive is the best, specially Golive CS :)

[Cleo]

Originally posted by art
Golive is the best, specially Golive CS :)

I haven't upgraded to CS yet, I've heard good things about. I hear it finally supports long file names.

I've upgraded to Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign in Adobe Creative Suite CS. I love the text on curves in the new Photoshop. ImageReady seems a lot faster. I haven't really gotten a chance to use Illustrator CS yet, but I did notice that it doesn't have the options to save to older formats, same with InDesign.

Anyway I'll probably upgrade to GoLive CS soon.

[Allan]

Thanks Netpiddler, Cleo and art.

I'll check those programs out.

[Mishi]

I was going to answer this earlier but was afraid I had misread the question. Based on the answers, it looks like I did.

But, Allan, if those proggies don't do what you need, PHP can be your best friend. Let me know if you don't find what you're looking for.

[Allan]

Hey Mishi.

I got done what I needed to do using HomeSite and it's "search and replace" function. :)