relative-path

I don't necessarily need to run it at server, however, I would like to use the ~/js/somefile.js syntax. Previously, I had just set everything with Absolute paths and set my project to be at the root level. SO, I'd just declare all my stylesheets, background images and javascript files something like /css/somefile.css However, for this project, it doesn't run as root. I can't put runat="server" on a script tag. I can put it on a link tag, though. This must be a common problem with a few simple answers. David What I've always done is use a normal script tag and put the src in <% %> tags, as

Looking for a regular expression that match the following relative URLs: All urls starts with /abc/ but we don't know where it ends and it doesn't have any file extension at the end. /abc/xyz /abc/part1/part2 /abc/red/blue/white/green/black and so on. Any help? Try this regular expression: /abc/(?:[A-Za-z0-9-._~!$&'()*+,;=:@]|%[0-9a-fA-F]{2})*(?:/(?:[A-Za-z0-9-._~!$&'()*+,;=:@]|%[0-9a-fA-F]{2})*)* This is derived from the ABNF of a generic URI . /^\/abc\// However my guess is you are missing something in the question.... The answer I write here is for PHP; at the moment I am writing it, you

I'm wondering something, but I can't seem to be finding a good, clear answer, or even a solution to this problem: My PHP website has the following structure: root functions generators helpers scripts style index.php These are all folders and one php file. Functions contains a bunch op php files related to database connection and various other database operations such as inserting, deleting, updating,... Generators contains classes to automatically generate web pages to make them look all the same. Helpers are classes that handle login, logout, register, etc. Scripts are javascript and Style is

I have a probably easy to solve problem. I am having a folder in my project and want to get it using the relative path: new File("/folder") this gives me FileNotFoundException if I try like this new File("d:/workspace/project/folder") it works I suspect that it does not work because of this: new File("").getAbsolutePath() returns : D:\eclipse So not the path of the workspace. Am I doing something wrong or do I need to change some settings in eclipse Just found my answer in Run Cofigurations like djna suggested, but not in the Environment Tab but in the Arguments Tab. There is a working

I work in a group project and after every checkout I have to remove and add the javamail api..(because the path is relative) how can i make it IN the Project folder? This is how i add the library : right click on librarys folder Add/jar Folder.. Choose the mail.jar But when my collegue checks this out... he get's problems. How can i make the path absolute ? A better way to add library to Netbenas would be Tools -> Libraries -> New Library... After it: Project tab -> [your project] -> Properties -> Libraries -> Add Library This would be always "relative" This worked for me: Project Properties -

I am trying to build a golang program which uses a static lib (.a file) the directory struct for my project as below └─testserver ├─bin ├─pkg └─src ├─logging └─testserver ├─libtest.a └─test.go the flags for cgo in test.go as below // #cgo LDFLAGS: -L /home/test/testserver/src/testserver -ltest // #include "test.h" import "C" when I am using absolute path for LDFLAGS -L, it works fines, but when I change the path to a relative path, eg // #cgo LDFLAGS: -L ./testserver -ltest and then run the command go install testserver it returns an error to me, and says "cannot find -ltest" my question is

I am writing test cases right now and I created some test files which I try to read. The absolute path is: /home/user/code/Project/source/Project/components/Project/test/file.dat but testing with an absolute path is bad for obvious reasons. So I try to convert the absolute path into a relative one and I don't know why it doesn't work. I created a file with the relative path findme.dat and I found it in /home/user/code/Project/build/source/Project/components/Project/test/findme.dat so I created the relative path /../../../../../../source/Project/components/Project/test/file.dat but the file is

I am trying to require a file relatively and mysteriously the following is happening This works well which points to /Users/marcos/Desktop/Taper/lib/utils.js myPath = "/Users/marcos/Desktop/Taper/lib/./utils"; require(myPath); This doesn't but it should point to exactly the same file: require.paths.unshift("/Users/marcos/Desktop/Taper/lib") require("./utils"); //Doesn't work with './' require("utils"); //Works Fine Anyone knows why I can't still use ./ in this case for loading the path since require("path").resolve("/Users/marcos/Desktop/Taper/lib", "./utils") results in: "/Users/marcos