Hi Steve,
Yep you are spot on, exactly the scenario I am trying to deal with.
I thought a "find/replace" would be the only solution, which just means forcing everyone to use a single share (we have a few...) which isn't such a big deal, the majority of docs should be on that one anyway.
I just thought it was worth asking the question whether the unc path could be obtained, just for a bit of...
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Hi DM,
Maybe you have images on the brain for some reason, but I'm not doing anything with images. :D
This is for making a hyperlink you can click to open word docs and spreadsheets that relate to a project and are already saved on managed storage, so it's pointless to upload them to my system, it would also mean having to re-upload them any time changes were made.
There are a couple of places the files...Leave a comment:
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input=file : how to get actual path, not mapped drive letter?
Hi Guys,
I am working up a little 'documents' section to an app of mine, where people can add links to docs on various share drives in our LAN, and they are displayed along with other details and can be clicked to open.
Everything works well using an input=file then an onchange to update a hidden text field to capture the whole directory, but at the moment when saving a link, the uri (as such) is starting with the mapped... -
Thank you very much good sir!!
Working perfectly, although oddly it started working once I put a trim on the numbers going into the first array. I put it on the second to make sure anyway, but thought that was interesting.
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Oh also, I know this bit looks kinda odd, I was just trying it out to see if it wrote the values into the array any differently than doing it in one step :)
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$a = "$row1[0]";
$projects_array 1[] = $a;
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array_diff problem
Hi All,
I've been playing around with this for ages and am just about stuck!
I have set up small tests off array_diff, manually feeding entries into arrays and it works fine, but the below does not.
Basically it creates 2 arrays fine, but when using array_diff, it just returns everything in whichever array I specify first ie: it doesn't match anything from the second array. Presumably then there is something... -
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Sorry guys, could I ask a follow up question on this.
Once you've got this working, how do you harvest the entered info to post to a database?
I've been playing around with some different php ideas to do it but no luck so far.Leave a comment:
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pbmods,
Thanks for that excellent script, just wanted to add though, there were two bits with extra spaces in it that stopped it working, drove me nuts before checking with the javascript console!!
Here's a working version below for anyone else who comes across this:
Code:<html> <head> <script type="text/javascript"> function addInput(){
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