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  • ewosch

    Link to local files

    Hi,
    I've a problem with local files:
    Links to most of the connected shares work:

    <a href="file:///k:/myportrait.gif" >my portrait</a>

    but links to the c-drive do not work, without any message:

    <a href="file:///c:/myportrait.gif" >my portrait</a>

    (the link copied into the address filed works)

    I use IE 6.0 SP 2

    Anyone any idea ?

  • Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn

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    Re: Link to local files

    ewosch wrote:
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    > I've a problem with local files:
    > Links to most of the connected shares work:
    >
    > <a href="file:///k:/myportrait.gif" >my portrait</a>
    >
    > but links to the c-drive do not work, without any message:
    >
    > <a href="file:///c:/myportrait.gif" >my portrait</a>
    >
    > (the link copied into the address filed works)
    >
    > I use IE 6.0 SP 2[/color]

    You are completely off-topic, unless you can show /some/ connection of this
    to ECMAScript-conforming programming. (In that case, please ignore the
    Followup-To I have set.)

    - What does "most of the connected shares" mean? Does it work with all
    shares, or not? If no, check the access configuration of the shares.

    - Specify from what resource you are trying to access the image resource.
    Is it a resource accessed with http:// trying to access a resource
    through file://? Check the security settings of IE: are they set too
    high for this kind of access?

    - Specify what "do not work" means: Is the image displayed wrong? Is an
    error image displayed instead? Does this happen with other resources
    on the same device as well?

    - Try capital letters for drive letters instead. Make sure the case of
    the resource name meets the case of the actual file. If unsure, rename
    the file twice (appending and removing an arbitrary prefix, suffix or
    infix) to make its name all lowercase.

    - Make sure the guest user has the necessary permissions to access files
    in the root directory of C: (C:\).


    F'up2 ciwam

    PointedEars
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