These are fairly straight forward questions, but I need some help.

First off, here is what I would like to do. Take the whole smash of reunion photos, and zip them up into a folder for downloading at the website.

question 1) Where do I actually put the folder if it's getting a link to it's location??? On the same page??

question 2) The link box asks for a URL and would that URL address be the same at the website URL or do I need to create the URL address to make the link work correctly??? This needs some explanation please.

Question 3) The source code is for what?? The anchor Does What? This also needs some explanation.

I realize that some of the issues I covered are not always possible to achieve, and that is perfectly fine in this case. I just had to ask anyway.

Thanks for your help on this subject.

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You can upload the folder to class creator. Note the location.

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Use the link location you noted above.

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A couple more things:

1) This thread describes how to use the anchor.

2) When you're getting into html and source code to expand what you can do on your site, try Googling "html tutorial" and click on one of the many free tutorials that come up on page 1. In just a few hours you can learn all kinds of neat little things you can do on your site.

Thats helpful Info thanks.

is there a page on the class creator site for doing uploads??? Can you point me in the right direction??

Do I need an FTP Utility to access the server???

So. . . . let me see if I understand the whole procedure of what I need to do.

1) Upload Folder to Class Creator (somewhere)
2) Copy link Location after upload & Paste that it in the "Link Box" at the reunion website???

Ok, how far off am I still??

Thanks again for your help

We have a true File Libarary feature coming out in '09. You may or may not be able to upload your zip file depending on its size. You can try though:

1) Go into Edit mode for any page
2) Click the chain link icon
3) Click the Upload tab
4) Upload your zip file

Note the resulting file path so you can link to it. If you have problems due to file size, you can always use one of the free file hosts out there, such as rapidshare.com, to host your zip file. If you do that, just link to the file there.

Thanks Brad. . . . . & Charles.

That was perfectly Helpful.

Yeah, I was curious myself about the space available.

That's why I thought a zipped folder would be a better choice for all the pictures.

if the upload fails because of size, then I'll cross that road when I get there.

I really appreciate all the support.

Class Creator is a really slick place. I wish you all the best.

Happy Holidays to you all.