Can we link html pages in 2 different folders located in different drives (Say one in Drive:C and another in Drive:E) in same computer?
I can go up multiple directories and to different folders or subfolders using internal links, but am not able to navigate to another drive, max can go up to root directory in same drive.
Yes you can, but why do you need that?
What language do you use for your server?
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I would also like to pull from Dropbox, Box, and iCloud Drive. If there is no way, I will try to work around it but I was just wondering. I would like to be able to see the whole drive (all files and folders accessible). Thanks.
Depending on what you exactly are looking to do, you can use Google Drive's API to create/open files on your Drive for a serious project. If you are just experimenting with an idea, you can host your site directly from Google Drive.
To display all the files including folders, use Files.list. If you want to specify which type of file you want to show, check Search Files.
To know more about working with folders and filepaths check Work with Folders
Is there any way to allow HTML <input type="file"> to choose files from local Documents, Dropbox, Google Drive etc. Currently my file inputs are allowing to choose from only a few folders like Camera Roll, Videos. It is useless if I want to upload some documents from iPad.
This looks like a restriction imposed by iOS.. based on this answer iPad - html file input from external drive
But I want to choose from some local folders inside internal memory only. I don't want external drives. Is there any way to do this now? Any workarounds?
That answer is 2 year old. So I'm hopeful that at least local Dropbox, or Google Drive folder can be opened now.
I don't know if this is possible, but I would like to save some data of my website, like images and documents in a cloud like dropbox or google drive and I want that these data are available and visible to someone looking my site.
is it possible? (My intention is to continue storing the html,js etc data on the server)
You can do that with Dropbox or Google Drive.
For Dropbox, put your all images to a folder and make this folder public. Then, right click the image or js file and select the copy public link. You can use this link for your images or js files.
is it possible to make a html download link, without using a server?
I have made some games, and I want to upload my stuff to my website.
The file is a zip.
Please help!
No, something needs to host the files (if you want to make the publicly available over the Internet). You do not need to run the server yourself, so you may be able to use something like Dropbox.
If you just want to share the files with another person, you can look into other protocols (SMTP/email, FTP, etc.) but your best bet is probably to upload the files to a file hosting solution.
Given that you say "to my website", I assume you have a site. Upload the .zip file to your server, and then link to it with
Download my ZIP file
You can change the href="{SOMETHING}" to contain the link to your ZIP file, and the text "Download my ZIP file" to whatever you want the link to say.
If your website is online, you can link directly to the file itself (be wary of exceeding your hostings bandwidth if the downloads pick up).
http://yourwebsite.com/yourzipfile.zip
and
Your Link"
You may need to purchase domain, hosting, and do some additional research on this whole process of getting a website online. You can use a web based FTP or a stand alone FTP client to upload your files onto a web server.
So I have multiple subdomains on my site. One of them, the blog subdomain, has a WordPress blog. I've uploaded the index.htm file to the server, but now that one index file is visible for all my subdomains. How would I change this so that different subdomains can have different index.html files?
Here's a knowledge base article to setup a subdomain on fatcow. I don't have my login information for my fatcow account here but if this doesn't help I can do some more looking tonight and help you out more.
http://www.fatcow.com/knowledgebase/read_article.bml?kbid=2939
Here's a good video on how to use their Domain pointing Manager
http://www.fatcow.com/support/tutorials/DomainPointingManager.html