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I've found that whenever I copy an article named "index" from one folder to another (which I often do to save time), the copy gets published with the filename "index-2.html". Doing the rename trick above sets it back to "index.html".

I've found that whenever I copy an article named "index" from one folder to another (which I often do to save time), the copy gets published with the filename "index-2.html". Doing the rename trick above sets it back to "index.html".

Wednesday, September 15, 2004

I've found that whenever I copy an article named "index" from one folder to another (which I often do to save time), the copy gets published with the filename "index-2.html". Doing the rename trick above sets it back to "index.html".