D'oh
05-01-2003, 10:18 AM
Hi Guys,
I have a piece of Javascript script I am using, well, trying to use! on my website. It is to give my viewers a choice from an Acrobat PDF file, a word RTF file, and an htm page. These are selected each by a radio button, one for each type of format. The reason I am using Radio Buttons is that links are too ‘untidy.’
These files are stored in a directory called resources, I put what I thought was the correct path name to this directory, in which are stored Pix files, other Acrobat files and the HTM page, and other bits and bobs
The path is thus: My Website/resources/and the file name.pdf, rtf, or htm.
This produced an error a 404, file not found.
OK, so I made another directory on my site, and called this ‘Information.’ In this directory I have placed the current three files and remade the path: My web site/Information/the file name.
This is still returning a 404 error, file not found. I now am at a point where I cannot see the wood for the trees!
Can anyone tell me where I am going wrong?
The URL is http://www.gemferret.org/ Table of contents,
Much appreciated,
Rod
:)
I have a piece of Javascript script I am using, well, trying to use! on my website. It is to give my viewers a choice from an Acrobat PDF file, a word RTF file, and an htm page. These are selected each by a radio button, one for each type of format. The reason I am using Radio Buttons is that links are too ‘untidy.’
These files are stored in a directory called resources, I put what I thought was the correct path name to this directory, in which are stored Pix files, other Acrobat files and the HTM page, and other bits and bobs
The path is thus: My Website/resources/and the file name.pdf, rtf, or htm.
This produced an error a 404, file not found.
OK, so I made another directory on my site, and called this ‘Information.’ In this directory I have placed the current three files and remade the path: My web site/Information/the file name.
This is still returning a 404 error, file not found. I now am at a point where I cannot see the wood for the trees!
Can anyone tell me where I am going wrong?
The URL is http://www.gemferret.org/ Table of contents,
Much appreciated,
Rod
:)