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  Now, it returns the absolute 0 path if the path is empty.

  I would use it to check if the user has entered a path or not.

  Of course, I could check to see if the control isn't a path or vacuum, but he would NCE to have a function to check.

  

  I understand what you're saying.  If you look in the OpenG code, there is a VI of valid path that does what you ask.

• document.referrer returns the path of the page

  I have a page that is loaded through apps.facebook.com

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  Armand Choy

  The solution most obvious workaround seems to be to add a parameter to the URL that you use to embed in the page, assuming that FB that allows.

• LaunchExecutableEx() returns not - 4 when the path of the exe is not found

  LaunchExecutableEx() does not return an error event (or - 3-4) while there is no such thing as the path to the file on the PC I am runing the application on. It returns 0 (as if the exe has succeeded).

  Thank you

  Mira

  The example works. I thing that I understand the problem.

  I go to the LaunchExecutable is not the right path of the exe. I pass java-jar + path of the exe path to XML format. All LaunchExecutableEx knows is that he has launched java-jar (where it returns 0). Path to the java executable is not relevant to LaunchExecutableEx.

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• Is CFFILE read uses only the absolute path or the relative path too?

  I use cffile read access to my file to json. I would like to know if the cffile uses only absolute or relative path too? If I tried to use the relative path, it kept send me errors on non-existent file.

  Read what I posted on the documentation. CFFILE read must be an absolute path. If you use a path relative to its parent to the CF temp folder:

  If not an absolute path (starting with a drive letter and a colon or a slash to advance or back), it is relative to the ColdFusion temporary directory, which is returned by the GetTempDirectory function.

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• How to see pictures of absolute path?

  Hi, I followed the Manual to make images visible absolute pathed in DW,

  You can turn off the display of the image in Design view by deselecting commands > display external files.

  but is stuck because of such a function there in the command menu, I also chose the image...

  

  Help much appreciated.

  Kind regards

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  You should actually be able to see the images without using "Live View". I don't know too when it happens as DW seems to be a bit hit and Miss. I just tested some of my html emails and some do not present the images and others don't BUT if I switch to live view and then back to design mode and close down/open the document a couple of times, the images appear.

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  Hello

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  That's why the check if file or folder Exists.vi is here (look in the IO file-> advanced palette.

• Absolute path information is required

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  I think you're more likely to get help on the technet site.  You can find here http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-us/categories/

• Sansafix - build m3u support to allow absolute paths?

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• Absolute paths in .cproject

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  Once I got the code on another machine, it was unable to compile/link, and the console window was complaining about the paths that were on the original computer that I am committed code.  In particular, the path was regarding the SDK Flurry.  When I look at the .cproject file, I see things like:

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  I then tried to manually edit the file .cproject and manufacturing of all absolute paths from the workspace by simply removing the part of the workspace path before, and that seemed to work really well.

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• AE: Conversion of relative footage in absolute paths

  Hello!

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• Image display - how to display a picture by using an absolute path?

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• get the known absolute path url path

  Y at - it a CF 8 function that will give me the url for one path an absolute path of BONE known.

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  OR

  C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\ccradius\public\applications\cruzcontrol\uploads\uploadpics\

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  No, there is not such a function.  It's a little tricky automate because a directory on the file system can be mapped in any number of ways on the CF server, and there is no automatic way to CF to question you do not want to use the mapping.

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  /-Online C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\ccradius\

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  public\applications\cruzcontrol\uploads\uploadpics\b adday1.jpg

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  Replace() allows to substitute the------with /.

  / public/applications/cruzcontrol/uploads/uploadpics/b adday1.jpg

  --

  Adam

• Cfinclude and absolute path

  Hello world
  
  This is my first post here so I hope I'm not boring you with a dumb newbie question. I searched the forum, but found no clue to my current problem.
  
  Right now I use ColdFusion 4.5.1 and I have a lot of experience to use. I need to include a file that is stored on another site (a web page). I wanted to use the Cfinclude tag because I used to do this in PHP, but it doesn't seem to be possible to include a remote using the Cfinclude tag file because it does not have an absolute path. Is there an alternative way to include a remote file in a Cfm page?
  
  Thanks for your help!
  
  Have a nice day ;-)

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  method http://www.offsite.com/PageToBeGrabbed.cfm' = 'get' resolveurl = "Yes" >
  
  #cfhttp. FileContent #.
  

• Absolute path as default?

  When I draw my newsletters in Dreamweaver, I always manually switch the image the absolute path links before sending it as an email. Is there a way that I can switch between relative paths for when I can see the location and the absolute paths for when I do the newsletter?

  I wish that he is. I don't know of any way to do it. Why not submit
  here-

  http://www.Adobe.com/cfusion/mmForm/index.cfm?name=wishform

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