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Simple simple simple
How can I do the following:
<body background="PATH_TO_ROOT_D
You see, at my web site, I have one directory under the main directory called "images." In it, I want to store all the pictures and graphics for the site. I would like to be able to access the graphics in the directory from any other directory within the site. The problem is, I don't know how. Is there anyway to do this?
It seems simple, but I don't know.......
I also have a second question (probably even simpler). How can I change the body of a mail message given something like this:
<FORM>
<INPUT TYPE="BUTTON" VALUE="Send" onClick="location.href= 'mailto:theletterp@hotmail
</FORM>
This too seems simple, but I don't know. If you want more points, I suppose I can supply them 8-)
<body background="PATH_TO_ROOT_D
You see, at my web site, I have one directory under the main directory called "images." In it, I want to store all the pictures and graphics for the site. I would like to be able to access the graphics in the directory from any other directory within the site. The problem is, I don't know how. Is there anyway to do this?
It seems simple, but I don't know.......
I also have a second question (probably even simpler). How can I change the body of a mail message given something like this:
<FORM>
<INPUT TYPE="BUTTON" VALUE="Send" onClick="location.href= 'mailto:theletterp@hotmail
</FORM>
This too seems simple, but I don't know. If you want more points, I suppose I can supply them 8-)
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It would be easier to use "/yourdir/images" all the time. Then you don't have to think about where this file is and where that file should be placed etc.
Martin
Martin
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Thank you chrisbolt, you have solved my problems. It works great now.
Martin, I am storing only one copy of some images on the server (to conserve space). Your idea is easier to do, but it takes up more room. I would rather not do that. Thanks anyway though.
Martin, I am storing only one copy of some images on the server (to conserve space). Your idea is easier to do, but it takes up more room. I would rather not do that. Thanks anyway though.
Also, martin, it is better not to use /yourdir/images if you move to a different server or you keep a copy of your pages on your own computer for offline viewing/editing.
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