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Stupid URL question. - Qwertygiy - 07-20-2011
How do I make it so that I can access files in the main directory of my site, from pages inside other directories, without using HTTP://sitename
RE: Stupid URL question. - Qwertygiy - 07-20-2011
Well? Anyone know?
RE: Stupid URL question. - Dignity - 07-21-2011
Nope.
RE: Stupid URL question. - Jacob__mybb_import1 - 07-21-2011
<a href="/filename.html">Like this.</a>
RE: Stupid URL question. - Dignity - 07-21-2011
With PHP, throu?
RE: Stupid URL question. - Jacob__mybb_import1 - 07-21-2011
(07-21-2011, 07:41 PM)roperson Wrote: With PHP, throu?
include("../filename.php");
RE: Stupid URL question. - Qwertygiy - 07-22-2011
With that though, it looks for that file, inside that directory.
<site>
-<file>
-<directory>
--<directory2>
---<page>
If I have "<a href="/file.html">" in "page", it's going to try to look for it in directory2.
RE: Stupid URL question. - Jacob__mybb_import1 - 07-22-2011
(07-22-2011, 12:39 AM)Qwertygiy Wrote: With that though, it looks for that file, inside that directory.
<site>
-<file>
-<directory>
--<directory2>
---<page>
If I have "<a href="/file.html">" in "page", it's going to try to look for it in directory2.
No, if you start a path with a / it means the root of the domain name.