[headline:Folders]
[image:../images/folders.gif|EasyCMS folders|left]
These are the folders [bold:EasyCMS] uses. Apart from html and data the folders can have any name, just make sure to link the images and stylesheets correctly in the template.
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[image:../images/admin_folder.gif|EasyCMS admin folder|left]
This is the admin folder, where [bold:EasyCMS] is. To avoid people changing your webpage either rename this folder to something else or [textlink:www.cgiextremes.com/extras/Tips_Tutorials/htaccess.html|protect it via .htaccess]. 
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[image:../images/data_folder.gif|EasyCMS data folder|left]
This is the data folder, where [bold:EasyCMS] stores the content files with the [bold:EasyCMS] commands. 
This folder [bold:must] have all the read/write and execute [startlink:http://www.webreference.com/programming/perl/101/ftp.html]attributes[endlink] enabled (unix command [bold:chmod 777]) to allow the script to generate the files in there.
These files only represent the content-data, the script converts this data into HTML later.
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[image:../images/html_folder.gif|EasyCMS html folder|left]
This is the html folder, where the final page gets generated. 
This folder [bold:must] have all the read/write and execute [startlink:http://www.webreference.com/programming/perl/101/ftp.html]attributes[endlink] enabled (unix command [bold:chmod 777]) to allow the script to generate the files in there.
Do not edit any files directly in there, as every time you generate them via [bold:EasyCMS] they will be overwritten.
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