Re: File not found error message

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1998


It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 20078
interpreted = N
texte = PCS wrote:>The file products.tpl is in the same folder as the file containing the >code above. The code above works fine when I use a full URL for the >database path. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. > >The real question is where is storefront.db in relation to products.tpl? > >Can you play with various combinations of ../ until it shows up?I tried playing around with the path of the database file by changing the number of ../ directories and found some interesting results.When I use just one ../ directory sign, I got a database cannot be found or opened message.When I use two ../../ directory signs, I got a file cannot be found message. When I looked at the URL in the brower's URL Location field, I noticed that the search template file name and the search file command were missing, which caused the 'file cannot be found message.When I use three ../../../ directory signs, I got a file cannot be found message. When I looked at the URL in the brower's URL Location field, I noticed that the folder the search template was in, search template file name, and the search file command were missing, which caused the 'file cannot be found message.When I added a 4 ../../../../ diretory signs, another directory was missing from the URL of the search template file. It appears the more ../ directories I add to the Database path in the search command, another higher directory is erased from the path to the search template file.I had other people try doing a search, while using more than one ../ directory in their database path and they got the same result.I think this is a bug. Can you confirm this. Aloha, Wayne Morishige H3O.COM - Real Surfing on the Web. Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

    
  1. Re: File not found error message (Wayne Morishige 1998)
  2. Re: File not found error message (PCS Technical Support 1998)
  3. Re: File not found error message (Rob Marquardt 1998)
  4. Re: File not found error message (Wayne Morishige 1998)
  5. Re: File not found error message (Kenneth Grome 1998)
  6. Re: File not found error message (Wayne Morishige 1998)
  7. Re: File not found error message (Wayne Morishige 1998)
  8. Re: File not found error message (PCS Technical Support 1998)
  9. File not found error message (Wayne Morishige 1998)
PCS wrote:>The file products.tpl is in the same folder as the file containing the >code above. The code above works fine when I use a full URL for the >database path. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. > >The real question is where is storefront.db in relation to products.tpl? > >Can you play with various combinations of ../ until it shows up?I tried playing around with the path of the database file by changing the number of ../ directories and found some interesting results.When I use just one ../ directory sign, I got a database cannot be found or opened message.When I use two ../../ directory signs, I got a file cannot be found message. When I looked at the URL in the brower's URL Location field, I noticed that the search template file name and the search file command were missing, which caused the 'file cannot be found message.When I use three ../../../ directory signs, I got a file cannot be found message. When I looked at the URL in the brower's URL Location field, I noticed that the folder the search template was in, search template file name, and the search file command were missing, which caused the 'file cannot be found message.When I added a 4 ../../../../ diretory signs, another directory was missing from the URL of the search template file. It appears the more ../ directories I add to the Database path in the search command, another higher directory is erased from the path to the search template file.I had other people try doing a search, while using more than one ../ directory in their database path and they got the same result.I think this is a bug. Can you confirm this. Aloha, Wayne Morishige H3O.COM - Real Surfing on the Web. Wayne Morishige

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