A. Read Getting Started Using the SLAC Web.

A. Read Getting Started Authoring on the SLAC Web.

A. The quickest way to get “write permission” is to send the URL of the website to www-admin@slac.stanford.edu for Windows or unix-admin@slac.stanford.edu for Unix.  Someone monitoring these lists will get back to you with details. For more information about write permisions see Getting Write Permission.

A. Yes, but the individual web space is intended for work-related use. See Individual Web Space for details.

A. Your first contact should be your Department/Division web contact list. If your group is not listed or the listed web contact is no longer at SLAC, then contact www-admin@slac.stanford.edu and someone monitoring the list will help.

A. First, look for an owner or contact name on the page (usually at the bottom). If there is no contact listed, then send email to www-admin@slac.stanford.edu with as much detail as possible, including the URL you are accessing, what web browser you are using, and details about the problem you are experiencing.

A. Read Restricting access to SLAC web pages/sites.

A. For reasons of security and support, use of server-side scripting languages on our web services are limited to CGI scripting on Unix and ASP and ASP.NET scripting on Windows. For more information see Running Scripts at SLAC.

A. On our Windows servers we can set up "subwebs", which are essentially subdirectories that can have separate authoring permission than the parent web. A subweb is useful when you want different people writing to different areas on your website. However, there are some disadvantages especially if you use any of the site management tools built into FrontPage. If you are considering a subweb, please send your request to www-admin@slac.stanford.edu.

A. Check out SLAC Web Policy and Resources . If you have a good resource you'd like to share, send it to us.