Hello
I recently was trying to execute this piece of code:
It worked as expected then.
I then moved the image to D:kkdata.
But it doesn’t work here.
Just to make sure i created another folder with a hyphen in it’s name and moved the file to it:
so what is your question? if hyphens don’t work, don’t use them in the folder name
why don’t they work?
it’s not consistent ..i should not have to change all of my folder structure. due to this
If it is of any help this is the original snippet i am executing:
You need to use a proper URL. Either an absolute URL (e.g. ‘http://www.mywebsite.com/tux-water.jpg’), or a relative URL (e.g. ‘tux-water.jpg’). Don’t reference the file path (e.g. ‘D:mywebsitetux-water.jpg’).
what if the file doesnt exist on the internet, what if it’s local ?
Thanks for the answers.
I guess you’d have to use a relative URL then (e.g. ‘tux-water.jpg’). Or, assuming you’re running a webserver (e.g. IIS on Windows), you should be able to browse to it using ‘localhost’ as the domain (e.g. ‘http://localhost/tux-water.jpg’). However, it’s best to use relative URLs, so I would stick with ‘tux-water.jpg’.
It is most likely because of where your image file is located. Remove the D: drive from the URL as that is not proper. Also, how are you working locally, as in what does your setup look like?
