like i have a path:
http://localhost/project2/
i thought i should remove the http://localhost/
and for the following, i should replace the value the of / with a dot.
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c:/inetpub/wwwroot/project
i want to make it dotted as i wanna remove the c:/ also. the Drive in this case is C:\ iyt could be any e: D: A:
so i gave it a shot with replace but did not succeed as i was not abobe to resolve the c:\d:\e:\ and any n level of Drive's Issue
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like i have a path:
http://localhost/project2/
i thought i should remove the http://localhost/
and for the following, i should replace the value the of / with a dot.
if by 'dotted value' you mean a relative path like ../../project3/ then whether you can use it or not, and what it should look like, depends on WHERE you are using it (i.e. in which tag - while html tags usually accept relative paths, some cf tags require a full absolute path) and where the page referenced via a relative path is located compared to page calling it.
each ../ in th epath will take you one folder up. however, in most cases, you can't specify a path outside of web root in this manner...
you can always specify a path relative to web root in this manner: /some/path/to/page.cfm - this way no matter where the calling page is relative to page.cfm it will always find it.
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by: xoundboyPosted on 2009-10-06 at 13:58:30ID: 25509896
Please explain precisely what you mean by "dotted value". Maybe giving an example of what you need the path to look like after the conversion would help us understand the question better.