Question for xampp

[farmdve]

Hi there,
This is how usually an empty folder looks its background is white

But i wonder how to make it like this

Not exactly but customize so when i open a directory with no index file to have a diff. background and to add pics, css
How to do it?And if its possible, from where?

[farmdve]

Dont want to bump/spam but is there a way?

[Scory]

Google for "phpexplorer", download and install it.

[farmdve]

Are u shure its really the thing i need?
Well okay but im not quite shure thats it!
EDIT:
Well i just installed it but it didn't change the apache's usual look(i tweaked even)
Um i want to change apache' style when i open a folder from my browser wich is empty i dont want to see "Index of /folder" in black but in green or red

[farmdve]

I want to change apache's appearance(sorry for the bad english)

[Izzy]

The module that governs the appearance of the directory listing in Apache is called mod_autoindex
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.3/mod/mod_autoindex.html

The relevant part that you can start with refers to using a CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) IndexStyleSheet Directive
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.3/mod/mo ... stylesheet

All the available directives for this module are in the right hand column of the above Apache web page.

There is a learning curve and you will have to read all about this module and its directives then you will have what you want - but there is no easier way that I know of but to read, learn and experiment.

Check and see if the module page is in your own language.


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[farmdve]

The module that governs the appearance of the directory listing in Apache is called mod_autoindex
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.3/mod/mod_autoindex.html

The relevant part that you can start with refers to using a CSS (Cascading Style Sheet) IndexStyleSheet Directive
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.3/mod/mo ... stylesheet

All the available directives for this module are in the right hand column of the above Apache web page.

There is a learning curve and you will have to read all about this module and its directives then you will have what you want - but there is no easier way that I know of but to read, learn and experiment.

Check and see if the module page is in your own language.

And where in xampp folder is the file that contains the autoindex module function

[Izzy]

All the modules are stored here:
xampp\apache\modules

All the modules are referenced here in this file:
xampp\apache\conf\httpd.conf


===========================================
1. The new DeskTopXampp Launch Control for XAMPP / XAMPPlite
Posted by Ridgewood available from Ridgewood'sDTX web site

2. Build Rich AJAX Applications - Faster
TIBCO General Interface Pro Edition but FREE and Open Source
Fully working with NO donations required to get a user/password
===========================================

[Izzy]

I may have read your last post wrong and so this post may be more informative for you.

Useful info from Apache:
http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/DirectoryListings

The configuration file for changing the way directory listings are presented:
xampp\apache\conf\extra\httpd-autoindex.conf

This post coupled with the other post above should give you more insight into achieving your display goals.


===========================================
1. The new DeskTopXampp Launch Control for XAMPP / XAMPPlite
Posted by Ridgewood available from Ridgewood'sDTX web site

2. Build Rich AJAX Applications - Faster
TIBCO General Interface Pro Edition but FREE and Open Source
Fully working with NO donations required to get a user/password
===========================================

[farmdve]

Thanks!
And sometimes my apache wont start but only mysql starts i press "Start" to start apache but it doesnt say running