Following a ../ link on my live site behaves differently then when developing it with vscode and Chrome
While debugging my site, I have noticed a weird thing happening. Lets say the html file has a hyperlink like so:
While debugging my site, I have noticed a weird thing happening. Lets say the html file has a hyperlink like so:
I have a website with subpages that have URLs which look something like this:
How can I create a directory chooser in html page.
If I use input file element I can select file only, but I need to select directory instead.
I need to do this beacause the user should select a right path inside his computer.
Any solutions ?
I need to let users of an application open a folder by clicking a link inside a web page. The path of the folder is on the network and can be accessed from everywhere. I’m probably sure there is no easy way to do this, but maybe I’m mistaken?
I need to let users of an application open a folder by clicking a link inside a web page. The path of the folder is on the network and can be accessed from everywhere. I’m probably sure there is no easy way to do this, but maybe I’m mistaken?
I have a Directory
and DirectoryMatch
declaration with ErrorDocument
as
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, and these files are linked to each other. When it comes to displaying the content of those files on my site, I use the following code: HTML Include using Java
I have a php class used to manage write/read/delete files. The constructor receives the path (string) of the file. Basically something like:
Directory is something like: home/ file1.html file2.html Another_Dir/ file8.html Sub_Dir/ file19.html I am using the same PHP Zip class used in PHPMyAdmin http://trac.seagullproject.org/browser/branches/0.6-bugfix/lib/other/Zip.php . I’m not sure how to zip a directory rather than just a file. Here’s what I have so far: $aFiles = $this->da->getDirTree($target); /* $aFiles is something like, path => filetime Array … Read more
I can’t use mkdir
to create folders with UTF-8 characters: