At
SU, Faculty, Staff and Students can host personal web pages easily through the
SU Network. The web pages are accessed from a user's personal drive (P:
drive) under a directory titled htdocs. This folder will be the storage
place for all Web pages. Instructions are available for anyone who is creating
web pages for the first time.
Documents stored in the htdocs folder in the user's P: drive will be
available on the Web with the base address:
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Students: |
http://students.salisbury.edu/~yourusername/ |
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Faculty: |
http://faculty.salisbury.edu/~yourusername/ |
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Staff: |
http://staff.salisbury.edu/~yourusername/ |
Examples
If student Sam C. Gull has a file called webpage.htm in his
P:\htdocs folder, the URL for this page would be:
http://students.salisbury.edu/~ab12345/webpage.htm
If faculty Dixie A. Laughalot has a file called welcome.htm in her
P:\htdocs folder, the URL for this page would be:
http://faculty.salisbury.edu/~dalaughalot/ or
http://faculty.salisbury.edu/~dalaughalot/welcome.htm
Note: Faculty no longer have to truncate their username to 8
characters. However, for faculty who created their web pages when the
truncation was necessary - the old URL will still work. If you have
problems, please contact the IT Help
Desk, x7-5454.
Steps to publish your
first page on the World Wide Web
- Read SU's Web Office
Policies and Information
- Create a folder ( subdirectory) called htdocs on your
personal drive (P: drive).
- Compose your home page. SU provides the following available resources
for web page creation:
- You can preview your page as you design it by opening the text file with
Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox or some other Web browser.
- Name your home page file welcome.htm
- Place your welcome.htm file in your htdocs folder - ie:
P:\htdocs\welcome.htm
- Any additional pages you create should be either in your htdocs folder on
your P drive or in a subdirectory under htdocs (ie:
P:\htdocs\jobs\webpage.htm)
- Browsers will try to load welcome.htm if only a path is
specified without a filename. This applies to any and all subfolders created
under P:\htdocs\
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