More of an HTMl question perhaps
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Hi everyone, I hope my problem is a simple one. I have developed an ASP.NET application that generates dynamic PDF reports and stores it on the server. The ASP.NET user has access to that directory. What I want to do is put an hyperlink to those reports from my ASP.NET website. However, whenever I try to do that it uses a file:///C:/reports/SomeDoc.pdf kind of link. This works fine locally, of course but no one on the intranet can access it through this address. How can I change it so that someone who has read access to that directory can access those reports. Thanks for any help you might give me. Sincerely, Tai
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Hi everyone, I hope my problem is a simple one. I have developed an ASP.NET application that generates dynamic PDF reports and stores it on the server. The ASP.NET user has access to that directory. What I want to do is put an hyperlink to those reports from my ASP.NET website. However, whenever I try to do that it uses a file:///C:/reports/SomeDoc.pdf kind of link. This works fine locally, of course but no one on the intranet can access it through this address. How can I change it so that someone who has read access to that directory can access those reports. Thanks for any help you might give me. Sincerely, Tai
I think you should use relative path for referring the pdf docs.