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You can either do this completely with ASP.NET (create a web forms page - .aspx, copy/paste your code and and make sure to update your paths). With EPiServer this is a bit different, you need to register the .aspx as a page type in admin mode (see the manuel for details), then in edit mode you can create a new page based on this page type.
Hope this helps.
Frederik
Hehe. Though it doesn't make a lot of sense right now for me. I'm sure it will as I ramp up my learning with EpiServer.
Thanks Frederik!
Cheers,
Jan
Hi,
I have a working html page with javascript/swf. Basically this is just like a magazine flipper. I add photos in the directory then it will create that effect on the fly when the html page is browsed.
Now, my question is, how would I add it on an EPiServer site. If it's just an ASP.Net site, I'll just drag all the folders/files of the magazine flipper into the site and I could access it with no problem.
But I do not know how to do it in EPiServer. My skill level with EpiServer is 1/10. I've created a test page in EPiServer, copied the contents of my index.html on it. But I'm not sure where I would put exactly all the folders/files that comes along with it. Because I don't think the test page I created would produce a physical file right?
Files I would like to add would include, css, images, js and the swf file.
Looking forward to any help I could get.
Thanks!