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Which is better option or there is no difference in terms of speed or other issues like SEO, Backlinks href="http://www.example.com/contact" href="../../contact" From what i observe, Absolute paths uses paths from left to right finally move to rightmost position as in http//www.example/contact fpr relative paths: first it gets the current location, then based ../../contact or ../blog/articles move there. Technically which is faster, as mentioned in answers speed difference is ignorable/minute. But how it works Jukka K. Korpela There is no (measurable) difference in speed or anything as regards

i am trying to catch the relative path to a file to create a share link. From my httpdocs folder on the webserver, my file is here: jack/single/uploads/folder1/image.jpg The var $dir . '/' . $file gives me this output: uploads/folder1/image.jpg realpath($dir . '/' . $file gives me this output: /home/vhosts/example.com/subdomains/develop3/httpdocs/jack/single/uploads/folder1/image.jpg What i want to achieve is this output: `http://develop3.example.com/jack/single/uploads/folder1/image.jpg` How can i achieve this, so that i can create a share link? You could use preg_replace on the output of

Below is in a flow document I can see all 5 in design When I run the program then none are found How can I get relative path to work? <Paragraph> <Image Width="50" Height="50" Source="zHelpMain.png" Stretch="Fill"/> </Paragraph> <Paragraph> <Image Width="50" Height="50" Source="Images\VennIntersection.png" Stretch="Fill"/> </Paragraph> <Paragraph> <Image Width="50" Height="50" Source="/Gabe2a;component/Images/VennUnion.png" Stretch="Fill"/> </Paragraph> <Paragraph> <Image Width="50" Height="50" Source="/Images/helpMain.png" Stretch="Fill"/> </Paragraph> <Paragraph> <Image Width="50" Height="50

I have a PHP file at my server root.. index.php .. which include 's .. DIR/ main.php Now .. DIR/ main.php .. has relative links to many nearby files. All the relative links are broken. Any way I can change the relative-URL base path for links? ... so the included content of DIR/ main.php has all its links to friend1.php changed to DIR/friend1.php . Edit: This in NOT about include's, this is about CHANGING ahref links en-masse. The base tag in html works for relative links. See w3schools for an example on how to use it. Assuming main.php is a mix of HTML and PHP then when you output a link you

I'd like to have a standard function that will convert relative paths into absolute ones, and if possible I'd like to make it as cross-platform as possible (so I'd like to avoid calling external library functions). This is intended so it's possible to prevent path exploitations. I am aware that such a function wouldn't be able to detect symbolic links, but I'm ok with that for my application. I could roll my own code, but there might be some problems with e.g. how a platform handles encoding or variations of the "../" pattern. Is there something like that already implemented? Adam Rosenfield

I have a directory structure that looks like this: project/ __init__.py foo/ __init.py__ first.py second.py third.py plum.py In project/foo/__init__.py I import classes from first.py , second.py and third.py and put them in __all__ . There's a class in first.py named WonderfulThing which I'd like to use in second.py , and want to import by importing * from foo . (It's outside of the scope of this question why I'd like to do so, assume I have a good reason.) In second.py I've tried from .foo import * , from foo import * and from . import * and in none of these cases is WonderfulThing imported.