7 Sep
2001
7 Sep
'01
8:05 p.m.
No, but it's an extra step to go back after every new folder and create a default.html DTML document instead of just selecting 'create a public interface'. Plus, it's not very intuitive to have to just "know" this work-around. It seems pretty basic to provide the means to change the default document as per IIS, et al.
Maybe I'm thick, but does 'create a public interface' do anything *other* than make an index_html DTML Document in the folder? If not, why bother? Acquire index_html from higher up the object tree, and let that object refer to default.html -- right?