I have a flash file(full link to flash looks like http://localhost:8888/PROJECT/swf/audio/player.swf) which loads mp3-file(link to mp3 I send with php through flashvars)
Suppose my python code is executed a directory called main and the application needs to access main/2091/data.txt.
I want to disallow any files in any /tmp folder on 开发者_开发知识库my site. e.g. I have: \"/anything/tmp/whatever/test.html\", \"/stuff/tmp/old/test.html\", \"/people/tmp/images.html\", and so on.
I\'m using a the normalize function to get the absolute path from a String, org.apache.commons.io.FilenameUtils.normalize(String)
After RewriteRule ^([^/]*)/$ /index.php?q=$1 [L] was applied, now you can type mysite.com/aboutus/ as well as mysite.com/?p=aboutus. Now another problem appeared:
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 call开发者_运维问答
EDIT: To achieve the URL I wanted, you would have to normalize/canonicalize it, as pointed out my Marc. To accomplish this, you can use a class such as the pear class suggested by Marc, or you could t
We have a project which contains many subprojects, which contain relative links to files outside their trunk, to a parallel project containing shared code, for example:
I have a jar file that contains two files in the root tbs.jar -parser.dat -MapScript.txt I\'ve tried to access them with:
I am trying to code my Home button. Is there a way to just climb back up the file structure, instead of using the absolute path like I have below.
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