HTML - How To Open Local File In Html
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Does anyone know how to link a local file and open up in your browser? I have tried <a href="file:///C:\TestFolder\test.xml" target="_blank">TEST FILE</a> But it doesn't work . Can anyone help me with this? Thanks , Geek.Shrek Similar TutorialsI am in the process of installing an internet blocker on my Ubuntu machine. I have an access denied page that I have made up, but I want the page to redirect to a file located in each user's home folder after a few seconds. This basically makes a unique page for each user when something is blocked. Normally I would think to do this in either javascript or using the meta refresh tag, but this appears to be a prohibited behaviour for obvious security reasons. Is there any way to turn this off and allow local redirection? Yes, this a highly abnormal thing to want to do on a page...I have been designing and building commercial websites for years and never have I had to do this I want to load a local html file in an IFrame. The main page is loaded from a remote site (http://www.mysite.com). How can I do that if I don't have a web server installed on the local machine? Is there any workaround? Thank you! Hello there, I have a html page that has links to files on it,, when a user clicks on a file it comes up asking for them to save, open or cancel. is it at all possible to add code to this line <a href="ChainELinkClient\dotnetfx.exe" class="1">Install .NET Framework 1.1</a> to make it so it will automatically open,, instead of asking for those options? Hi Friends, Can anyone guide me that How to open html tutorial.pdf file ? Please help me ASAP. Regards, Tom Hello Everyone, Can someone guide me how can I open a word doc or text file from a html page. I already changed the following setting for doc files in my system: In Explorer - Click Tools --> Folder Options Click on File Types Goto any office extension (XLS, DOC, PPT,...) and uncheck Browse in Same Window. Here is my html file <html> <body> Hello <a href="c:\\myword.doc" target="_self">Link</a> </body> </html> The preferable way would be to govern it through coding, rather doing some manual settings in browser. Thanks. Ok still super new at this HTML thing, but I am going to be using Filezilla to access my friends index.html file for a little eding of the text. My question is can I open the file, edit what I need and save it all within filezilla? Or do I need to drag the index.html file to my desktop, edit, save and the drag it back to filezilla? Hi to all I have a question , sorry for my English. I want to Make a page that can open local video files in windows default player with the <a HREF="movie.avi"> tag , without downloading the video file (because the video files are in my local disk).I use wamp server program to work as a server.I have tried to do it but it keeps downloading the video files and it trEats them like their are not local.the options that it gives me is to open it or download it I choose to open it but it stills download it. How to attach a local file to mail with "mail" syntax? Thank you! -gav Hi all, I need to have a link on my web page which allows the user to download a file on the c: drive of my web server. Basically when they click the link they will be prompted to download this file. Any ideas on how this can be done? I tried the following on FF but it does not work... <a href="file:///C:/testUpload/CA_P1470H_2008-1209-143322.xls">major_bob_12-09.xls</a> Thanks in advance for any help. I have a pdf file that is the catalog for my business. Is there a way to make it so that i can create a link that says "view" and if people click on it, then the standard "FILE DOWNLOAD" box does not come up... and it just opens the file in a separate window.... and have a "download" link where if they click that... then it just downloads the file. I know that i am weird... but i think it would be something that not everybody has... and something that would be kinda cool. Thanks in advance.... Mark Greetings all. I have what i would think should be an easy thing to accomplish, but i just don't know how to do it... i have a .exe that is on a usb drive which currently auto-runs when you plug the drive into a usb port... what i want to do is have an HTML file that basically acts as a splash screen, w/ other options, that auto-runs instead... all of which is easy enough for me... but what i don't know how to do is to get a link on the HTML file to run the .exe as opposed to give the prompt to save it... is there an "easy" way to do this? both files reside on the same directory of the flash drive, and the .exe would only run when the user clicks the link... seems like it should be possible since i can auto-run the .exe, but w/ security restrictions, i can't seem to figure it out... TIA hi all, am new here, please bear with me! I have a request, I am creating an Intranet site for my company and would find it useful to display on the page the local machines IP address (not the public one), the LAN one. Can this be done in HTML or not, and if yes, can anyone please kindly point me in the right direction?? Thanks in advance. How to display the image file which filename is "img%20a1.jpg"? This happen especially for the upload image function. Can anyone help me? Thank you. Code: <img src="img%20a1.jpg"> hi everybody, I am working in a html. I defined a functiion in a html file.(first.html) I want to call that function in another html file.(second.html) How can i call that function in second.html file? give some sample code Thanks in advance.... I am very new with HTML and PHP and the code below I have a drop down select box and a submit button which uses PHP (this is from an example) But I need help on how to allow the user to select a report name from the drop down and click the Submit button and open a excel spreadsheet. If there is a simple way to do using HTML - that is OK. I just need some help getting started.... If "Position" is selected user clicks Submit button and the Excel file opens. First of all is that possible? And second then how do I accomplish? Thanks in advance. </body> </html> <ol> <form method="post" action="yourscript.php"> <select name="Reports"> <option value="Positions">Position <option value="Employees">Employees <option value="Transfers" selected>Transfers </select> </form> <td> </td> <td><input type="submit" value="Submit"></td> </tr> </form> </table> </form> Is there a way to have a link bring up a 'Save as...' box by default rather than having the link open the file inside my visitors' browser. More specifically, I have a long lecture on my site (mp3) that by default opens in my visitors' browsers rather than offering to be downloaded. I know visitors can right-click on the link to get a 'Save as...' box, but I would rather 'Save as...' be the default action whenever the link is clicked. Hello! I'm new in this forum and this is my first post so if I'm doing something wrong please forgive me. Question: In TXT file I have HTML code and I want open that TXT file in frame as an HTML file. Is it possible and if it is then mybe someone can show me an example? P.S. Sorry if it is stupid question I'm new with HTML coding and also sorry for my not perfect English grammar. I had a weird experience today that I was hoping others might shed some light on. I emailed a person a link to a powerpoint pps file and it opened full screen as planned. I also placed that link on an intranet web page and it opened in 'edit' mode. How come? Is there something I'm missing on code necessary to ensure the same URL opens properly and in full screen mode ???? The link was very similar to this where page code is concerned... <dd><li><a href="http://mail.yahoo.com/?.intl=us" TARGET="_top">Yahoo Email</a><p> Might it have something to do with 'target' ??? TIA Hi guys, I have made a flash button and added the following code so that when the button is pressed it takes me to a URL. I want to add/change it so that it doesnt open a new page when clicked, i want it to load the new page from the page im currently on if you know what i mean.... on (release) { getURL("http://www.example.com/", "_blank"); } Thanks in advance... |