I'm trying to use a random link script and it requires:
># $PAGE_BASE: path to directory at root of the HTML document tree. This is
# the pathname (not a URL) to the directory in which your HTML documents are
# stored. You can find out the correct path to use (usually, although this
# may not work for some complex filesystems) by changing directory to the
# directory where you keep your HTML files and then typing 'pwd' at the
# shell prompt. If this doesn't work for you, or you don't have shell access,
# ask your administrator.
$PAGE_BASE = "what goes here please";
What path do I need to put here to point to the folder called "poems" which is in my "public_html" folder.
I assume this is right as well:
># $URL_BASE: string to put at the start of the returned URL. This is the
# URL corresponding to the $PAGE_BASE path above. In other words, it's the
# string that all your URLs start with, typically 'http://' followed by the
# name of your host, another '/', and then (probably) a string identifying
# your own directory.
$URL_BASE = "http://64.246.62.111/~saintco/poems/";
Thanks in advance to anyone who can answer my question.
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