I have some jQuery that writes some image tags to the browser, but I want to reference them such that I don't have to hardcode the path, and I'm not able to use relative paths either. This is a .NET application, and I am trying to use server side tags. So, I changed the following: $('#IMG_' + myID).attr('src','../images/plus.gif'); ...
I have a msdeploy in my nant script(Team City) that is working except it is copying some folders that I do not want to copy. What command will skip these directories? I tried: and None of these commands seem to work and the Build scripts directory is still copied fromm source directory to destination directory? The msbuild does a sync...
Lots of confusion in this topic. Several Questions have been asked. Things still seem unclear. ClassLoader, Absolute File Paths etc etc Suppose I have a project directory structure as, MyProject-- --dist --lib --src --test I have a resource say "txtfile.txt" in "lib/txt" direct...
when i give ls -l /etc/fonts/conf.d/70-yes-bitmaps.conf lrwxrwxrwx <snip> /etc/fonts/conf.d/70-yes-bitmaps.conf -> ../conf.avail/70-yes-bitmaps.conf so for a symbolic link or soft link, how to find the target file's full(absolute path) in python, If i use os.readlink('/etc/fonts/conf.d/70-yes-bitmaps.conf') it outputs ../conf....
Is it possible to reference a full/absolute path directory, such as /usr/home/public_html/x in .htaccess mod_rewrite? I've tried the most obvious case of putting the following in the .htaccess of a subdomain (stored in a folder in public_html), hoping it'd map (not redirect!) onto the file as pointed by the absolute directory: RewriteE...
I realized I used a particular function over and over again in my PHP files, so I took the function out of all of them and put it in a seperate PHP file and included it where I need it. Now when I make updates to the function, all the files that use it get updated. Great. Now there is just one problem, the function itself uses relative...
I have a Haskell script that runs via a shebang line making use of the runhaskell utility. E.g... #! /usr/bin/env runhaskell module Main where main = do { ... } Now, I'd like to be able to determine the directory in which that script resides from within the script, itself. So, if the script lives in /home/me/my-haskell-app/script.hs...
I have an onActivityResult returning from an mediastore image selection which I can get a URI for an image using the following: Uri selectedImage = data.getData(); Converting this to a string gives this: content://media/external/images/media/47 Or to a path gives: /external/images/media/47 However I can't seem to find a wa...
I have a property in MSBuild to represent the directory above the MSBuildProjectDirectory: <PropertyGroup> <BuildDir>$(MSBuildProjectDirectory)\..</PRSBuildDir> </PropertyGroup> I need to then use this property, but I need the directory string cleaned so that it doesn't include the ... In other words I need the .. evaluated, so t...
I'm using sass (from haml-edge) for processing css files, and it crashes on absolute paths as parameters: K:\sass>sass.bat k:/sass/css/*.scss k:/sass/css/*.css --trace d:/Programs/Ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.9.1/gems/haml-edge-3.1.62/lib/sass/files.rb:23:in `read': No such file or directory - k (Errno::ENOENT) from d:/Programs/Ruby/lib/ru...
Using javascript, is there a standard way to get the absolute path of an image, as var src= img.getAttribute("src"); only returns the @src tag as it was declared in the HTML thanks, Pierre ...
I have some images in drupal/sites/default/files/images/ How can get the absolute path for an image like abc.jpg placed in this directory. ...
I am making a web application in Eclipse (JSP) and use Tomcat as a server (integrated into Eclipse). I have to create the object below and specify the path to configuration file. This absolute path is working great: Store store = StoreFactory.create("file:///C:/Users/Aliens/workspace/myProject/WebContent/config/sdb.ttl"); However I am w...
Hello, Please tell me how to Get the current working directory's absolute path If this is the absolute path /Users/iphone/Documents/Archive how to convert this path to relative path? How to check if directory exists at patricular path programmatically in Objective-C and if it doesn't exist how to create it programmatically? i need t...
Hi I am trying to use the following script to count the number of pdf pages in a pdf file. $filename = $_ENV{'HOMEDIR'}."/www/path/to/pdf/file"; $cmd = "/usr/local/nf/bin/identify -density 12 -format '%p' '$filename' "; $out = array(); exec($cmd,$out,$error); foreach($out as $f=>$v) { echo "$f = $v "; } However I get no outp...
I feel like there is a easy answer to this but I don't know it. I have a app that uses base template with a html link to the user's home page '../home/', but once you get 2 levels into the site, that link can't get back to the home page level. For example, the user logs in and goes to www.yadda.com/home. When a user selects a book (...
I'm having some issues with defined absolute paths in PHP. I define the SITE_ROOT and APP_PATH like so: defined('SITE_ROOT') ? null : define('SITE_ROOT', str_replace('//','/',dirname(__FILE__)) ); defined('APP_PATH') ? null : define('APP_PATH', SITE_ROOT.DS.'application'); When using the APP_PATH in an application like so: echo APP...
I'm using a WebView to open some files saved to the app. Is there a way to link to the app's directory where files saved at runtime would be, in a similar way that file:///android_asset/ does? By link I mean loadUrl( *path* ) and also in the HTML markup of the file being opened <img src="*path*" /> As oppose to using an absolute path ...
Not sure if its a duplicate. Given the relative path, how do i determine absolute path using a shell script? Example: relative path: /x/y/../../a/b/z/../c/d absolute path: /a/b/c/d ...