absolute-path

问题 How can I use absolute paths in my website while testing on my local filesystem? I know that I can use / to access the root directory of my website. However, this works only when my website is on the server. I want to be able to use absolute paths on my local filesystem so that I can do proper testing before uploading. Is there a way to set a variable to a root directory in HTML? Something similar to Linux where you can define a variable WEBPATH=/home/user/website . Thus I can use e.g src=

问题 Hi I am building a web application using Flask and Sqlite3. I had issues with connecting the database for a while and it did not work when I wrote this: #version 1 app.config['SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URI'] = 'sqlite:////C:/Users/Giang/PyCharmProjects/FlaskWebBlog/FlaskWebBlog/site.db' Python gave me operational error: can not open database because I wrote with 4 slashes after the colon. After reading sqlalchemy documentation and doing so many trials, I found out this worked: #with 3 slashes,

问题 Most of the times I prefix fetch or node-fetch with an http://localhost (to make it an absolute url). import fetch from 'node-fetch'; fetch('http://localhost/whatever') Is there any way of avoiding the localhost part, other than simply placing localhost in a variable? const baseUrl = 'http://localhost'; fetch(`${baseUrl}/whatever`) Very related to Superagent with absolute url prefix 回答1: TL;DR: fetch-absolute does exactly that. Detailed: You can create one abstraction layer on top of fetch.

问题 I've been "fighting" with absolute and relative paths in Python for a while and I know that there are quite a few questions on this topic, but I couldn't find an answer to my particular problem. Given the following project structure: package/ subpackage1/ moduleX.py moduleY.py subpackage2/ moduleZ.py folder1/ file1.txt I am importing in moduleX.py a function from moduleZ.py which requires information stored in file1.txt to work. I have no problem importing the function from moduleZ.py ,

问题 I've been using create-react-app package for creating a react website. I was using relative paths throughout my app for importing components, resources, redux etc. eg, import action from '../../../redux/action I have tried using module-alis npm package but with no success. Is there any plugin that I can use to import based on the folder name or alias i.e. an absolute path? Eg., import action from '@redux/action' or import action from '@resource/css/style.css' 回答1: Create a file called .env in

问题 I've been asked to figure out how the Concrete5 system works for an employer, and I can't figure something out. I have Concrete5 installed to a directory on the server called /realprofessionals . When the Concrete5 system makes new pages, it gives them their own absolute paths, for instance: http://www.wmcpartners.com/realprofessionals/footer However, it hasn't actually made a folder in the /realprofessionals directory called footer . So how does that work? How can http://www.wmcpartners.com

问题 I am trying to open a Help.txt file in windows Forms using a linkLabel. However unable to convert from absolute to relative path. First, I try to get the absolute path of the exe file. Which is successful. Second, get only directory of the exe file. Which is successful. Third, I am trying to combine the directory with the relative path of the Help.txt file. Which is unsuccessful. Exe file lives in -> \Project\bin\Debug folder, However the Help.txt file lives in \Project\Help folder. This is

问题 I can only imagine I'm not searching correctly; this seems like an obvious question to be asked here. My apologies if this is a duplicate. I'm writing a Perl program that will take a filename as a command-line argument. I need to convert the filename (or the filename with a relative path attached) to an absolute path (specifically to work with Win32::OLE). I tried using Cwd's 'abs_path', and that almost does what I want, but it returns it using a Unix-style path instead of a Win32 one. Is

问题 Sorry for asking it as it may be answered many times before, but my question is little bit different I have tree like /var/www/path/to/my/app/ -- index.php -- b.php -- inc/ -- include.php (I'm accessing inc/include.php from index.php, include "inc/include.php"; ) but in include.php, I need to get absolute path to APPLICATION root, not DOCUMENT_ROOT so in result, I need to be able to use this command //inc/include.php include(APP_ROOT."/b.php"); repeating, I do NOT WANT TO CALL IT LIKE include

问题 Sorry for asking it as it may be answered many times before, but my question is little bit different I have tree like /var/www/path/to/my/app/ -- index.php -- b.php -- inc/ -- include.php (I'm accessing inc/include.php from index.php, include "inc/include.php"; ) but in include.php, I need to get absolute path to APPLICATION root, not DOCUMENT_ROOT so in result, I need to be able to use this command //inc/include.php include(APP_ROOT."/b.php"); repeating, I do NOT WANT TO CALL IT LIKE include