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http://www.c-point.com/JavaScript/articles/file_access_with_JavaScript.htm [http://www.c-point.com/JavaScript/articles/file_access_with_JavaScript.htm]

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i tried this option. but i have proble to refer the file path. because will available in desktop only not in HTML section.
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i tried this option. but i have proble to refer the file path. because will available in desktop only not in HTML section.

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go ahead for that, next time when you will ask any question, experts will think twice before they post their solution, i guess we have given you proper direction for the solution. Enjoy !
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go ahead for that, next time when you will ask any question, experts will think twice before they post their solution, i guess we have given you proper direction for the solution. Enjoy !

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did u know u can split the points ? Tomarse111 deserve as well
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did u know u can split the points ? Tomarse111 deserve as well

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i want to read some javascript inputs from a text file for my HTML file.
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i want to read some javascript inputs from a text file for my HTML file.

How can i read a *.txt file in javascript

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