Hi,
Thanks for the advice. I will run this past the people in charge of the
network. I'm afraid that I'm not really very familiar with our network
here (I'm just an intern :) ) I am pretty sure that all of our files
are sent from a single server, which is neither the php server or my
comput
Hello there,
The line:
\\vesuvius\home\users\grant\Parts.txt
Gives the object not found page in Mozilla, even when clicked on from
the vesuvius computer. I think that it is treating this like a relative
link.
Thanks for the help,
Grant
CPT John W. Holmes wrote:
Can't you just link to \\comp
Hello,
More suprising is that the html you have below works perfectly on my
mozzilla 1.4 running on Red Hat 9 :-) provided i do have this
exact path on my computer. /home/users/grant/Parts.txt
From what you are saying it looks like in your case
'/home/users/grant/Parts.txt' does not exist on yo
Thanks for your reply,
I think my mail was blocked for a few days here. Sorry for the delay.
file:///home/users/grant/Parts.txt
This link will not work in Mozilla. (Does nothing) However, if I copy
and paste the address into the addess bar, it works fine. I suspect
this is a security thing.
From: "Grant Rutherford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Is there a way that PHP can allow a user to browse the files on the
> server's network, and ultimately send the file to the user?
>
> I'm making a database interface with PHP to be used internally on our
> network. Through a PHP interface, the user wa
Hello,
Bit suprised that mozilla didn't let you access the file using the
'file://' notation. Did you actually use three slashes? ie it should be
'file:///home/grant' and not 'file://home/grant/'
There isn't any other way in which you can use PHP to access files on a
hard disk. PHP is a server
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