John Tytgat wrote on 2 Jul:
file:///ADFS::IYO4.$/~Mine/WFF/!WildFlowers/ [...]
>>>
>>> but 'tis curious that the dot in "IYO4.$" is OK?
>>
>> That dot isn't a directory seperator, is it?
> That's indeed the reason.
a VERY fine point of grammar (so to speak).
--
Jim Nagel
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Steve Fryatt wrote:
> On 2 Jul, Jim Nagel wrote in message
> <3e788d3051@nails.ukonline.co.uk>:
>
> > Michael Drake wrote on 2 Jul:
> >
> > > This should work:
> >
> > > file:///ADFS::IYO4.$/~Mine/WFF/!WildFlowers/ [...]
> >
> > but 'tis curious that the dot in
On 2 Jul, Jim Nagel wrote in message
<3e788d3051@nails.ukonline.co.uk>:
> Michael Drake wrote on 2 Jul:
>
> > This should work:
>
> > file:///ADFS::IYO4.$/~Mine/WFF/!WildFlowers/ [...]
>
> but 'tis curious that the dot in "IYO4.$" is OK?
That dot isn't a directory seperator, is it?
Michael Drake wrote on 2 Jul:
> The problem is not the three slashes at the start, they are correct.
> It is that some of the directory separators are "." rather than "/" --
> they're RISC OS format rather than URL format.
> This should work:
> file:///ADFS::IYO4.$/~Mine/WFF/!WildFlowers/Flow
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Roger Darlington wrote:
> In Netsurf, version r8643, the following code, in a MessPro e-mail,
> works fine on my computer (accessing a local file):
>file:///ADFS::IYO4.$.~Mine.WFF.!WildFlowers.Flowers.Y/YellowStagsho
> rn/YellowStagshorn.htm
> But on subsequent versi
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Roger Darlington wrote:
> file:///ADFS::IYO4.$.~Mine.WFF.!WildFlowers.Flowers.Y/YellowStagshorn/YellowStagshorn.htm
> But on subsequent versions of Netsurf, including r10589, it does not
> work. It gives 'file not found' a message issued by Netsurf.
The problem is not the thre
