How to give the relative path
I take it this app runs on a local pc using pws(IIS)?
If so just hardcode http://localhost as a prefix or else just use the server
location/address --> http://myserver.com
In which case i assume it is a local app pointing to a remote server
in any case your mistake is with using :
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Webbroswer1.Navigate App.Path & "/docs/" & filename.html
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[App.Path] will take you to wherever the exe is situated/downloaded to,
hence it taking you to downloaded progs folder
try using sumthing like:
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assuming that [ svrPrefix = "http://localhost" or "http://myserver.com" ]
Webbrowser1.Navigate svrPrefix & "/docs/" & filename.html
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Quote:
> Sorry, I may be confusing you. What I mean is
> How to determine the server name from which the user document was
initiated?
> > Hi all,
> > I just finished developing the user document based project, in which I
had
> a
> > web broswer control in the form. What I wanted to do is to direct the
> > browser to the http://server/docs/filename.html . To do so I the
> instruction
> > ------------
> > Webbroswer1.Navigate App.Path & "/docs/" & filename.html
> > ------------
> > I had created the web installation package and starting to run the
> program.
> > Everything is working perfectly but the documents I had put in the web
> > servers "DOCS" subfolder is not showing. It displays the "Page Cannot be
> > Displayed" Error. I right clicked and looked at the page properties and
> > found out that it is trying to display the document from
> > "C:\WINDOWS\Downloaded Program Files\docs\filename.html". This is not
what
> I
> > want.
> > My question is how do I know the server name at run time so that I can
> > correctly locate the filename at the server (and relative path)?
> > Any suggestions and guidance most welcome.
> > Thanks in advance
