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[rareside]

Might be a stupid question, but..............

If I want to find a page on a website, but they have no direct link to the page, can I do it? Is there a way to see all of the links to the various pages even if there is no 'button' link on the website itself.

Thanks in advance!

 

[Ecrofirt]

If the page isn't in the main directory, sometimes you can view a directory tree.

Example:
You're trying to see if they've got
www.mysite.com/whois/MikeJones.html or some other such nonsense.
try going to
http://www.mysite.com/reviews

Sometimes it shows you a directory tree

Here's an example from my site:
http://www.nformant.net/images

Note, however, that this only works if that directory has no default main page (index.html, index.php, whatever), and if the feature is turned on.

 

[Ghost]

....why....*suspicious look*

 

[rareside]

Hmmmm, thanks Ecrofirt, but I don't think I can do that because they do have an index.html.

For the record, the website is www.trilogymktg.com (A marketing company, nothing interesting really on the site itself), but they keep separate webpages for each client they work for. So say they were doing marketing for Nintendo, they might have a page like www.trilogymktg.com/nintendo, but there's no direct link to that page. You just have to know the extension.

The pages are public and all, they're mainly just for client/media purposes, but the fact that I can't index them annoys me.