TYPE = text;

SUBJECT = about autoloading;
#SUBTITLE = some subtitle;

TEXT = There are three ways to automatically load a file or directory.

&bull; When an <A HREF="./indexed/index.info?admin" TARGET="_top" CLASS="content">indexed directory</A> named <I>about</I> is located in any directory, the system will automatically load the <I>about</I> pages, when its parent is requested.

&bull; When a file named <I>autoload.eric</I> -containing the address to a file or directory- is located in the root directory of the site, the system automatically load the specified item, when the site is requested.

&bull A link can be accessed directly, but also as an automatic link.

The regular address to this file looks like this:
<A HREF="/help/autoload.info" TARGET="_top" CLASS="content">http://ericstaller.com/help/autoload.info</A>
The automatic link looks like this:
<A HREF="/?autoload=%2Fhelp%2Fautoload.info" TARGET="_top" CLASS="content">http://ericstaller.com/?autoload=%2Flibrary%2Fhelp%2Fautoload.info</A>

Automatic links are encoded for you when you view the site in <A HREF="?admin" TARGET="_top" CLASS="content">admin view</A>.;

#LINK = some URL, URI or email address;
#LINKMESSAGE = some link;

#FRAME = default;
#FRAME = wire;
#FRAME = balloon;
#FRAME = random;
#FRAME = #FFCC33;