href path in HTML.

[AMD_earl]

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hi istoryans

unsaon ni like naa koy folder A/B/C under C naay c.html

sa c.html naay text didto mo link sa folder A/a.html

so ang path didto sa c.html kay <a href = "../../a.html>test</a>
?

dili siya pwde og dili ka use og ../..?

like ingon ani nlng?

<a href = "/A/a.html>test</a> ?
dili man gud mag work..unsaon nga diritso nlng ta ka sa root folder ba, in this case A ang root folder..ty

[YJOB]

i guess kinahanglan jud na siya earl kay mogawas pa man ka padung sa root.
your last code is good only if A is inside C

[cliff_drew]

Change <a href = "../../a.html>test</a> to <a href="../../a.html">test</a>

[prokops]

mo work mana bro kung naa ka sa remote or naa kay local server. if naka open ka sa c.html karon unsay naa sa address bar?

[dale_df]

Ni work na ni bai? I suggest gamit nlng ka dretso ug editor then ighyperlink nmu pngitaun to nmu nga file then ilink nmu dretso ngd2.. no hassle sa coding!

[icyber_connector]

bai naa ni siya server side bai? like php?

[coolbloomer]

The best solution for that is use absolute path or relative path..
in your case you are currently under C folder, so u can access the a.html under A folder using this code
<a href="../../a.html">test</a> this is for relative path.
or use the absolute path, the only thing u should do is get its exact file path .

then you are good to go...

[kamahak]

The best solution for that is use absolute path or relative path..
in your case you are currently under C folder, so u can access the a.html under A folder using this code
<a href="../../a.html">test</a> this is for relative path.
or use the absolute path, the only thing u should do is get its exact file path .

then you are good to go...

Uhmm, unsa pmn diay lain niya pde magamit? nga absolute path and relative paths are the only choices that you have. If you want to use buzzwords like "absolute path" and "relative path" please pd intawn do some research and understand it fully, lest look like a total fool to people who know better.