What\'s the rationale behind not allowing * in relative imports? e.g. from ..new_tool import * or doing a relative import directly:
Does anyone know how to get a file with uri from a self-made Eclipse Plug-in? Absolute paths would be no problem:
I have an MVC3 application, I know that for relative paths, I can use Url.Content in my .aspx Views. However, how do I do something similar in jQuery? The one I\'m looking at is the jquery-ui datepic
I\'m newbie to java. I have some directory structure product/ conf/ classes/com/../.. conf/ contains some configuration file, while under classes/ I have my application.
I\'m trying to get QML (main.qml) to load a local HTML file index.html using url: \"file:///../../htmlfiles/index.html\"
I\'m, a WPF & Xaml-noob, for console applications it has worked for me to simply give the relative path to the executable to access a file.
I have a footer control with the following contents <img src=\"images/img1.gif\" /> <img src=\"images/img1.gif\" />
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i keep on having to affect elements relevant to other elements but my methods see a little amateur! ie to
I have HTML code that is calling php in IE6, problem is when i use relative path, it just opens php file but when i use absolute path, then php code is executed. Both html, and php are in same directo