Okay thanks,
Now if I click on the URL via SemanticScuttle nothing happens.
But if I put this URL in my browser, it asks me to open it.
Why Semantic doesn't open the file ?
Should I add something about "data/config.php"?
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Browsers disable access to local files (file://) for security reasons. Different browsers do it differently, but to my knowledge no one allows you to disable this check.
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Hi, It's possible to create a tags to my documents (for example : an Excel or an .txt) whose not on internet ?
Thks Sir.
I would use a URL of type "file". How can I do?
and when I add this type of URL, this error appear "This bookmark URL may not be added"
But I don't find the test for the URL when I add this.
"data/config.default.php" contains the "$allowedProtocols" variable, in which you can define which protocols/schemas are allowed.
Copy it to "data/config.php" and add "file" to it.
Okay thanks,
Now if I click on the URL via SemanticScuttle nothing happens.
But if I put this URL in my browser, it asks me to open it.
Why Semantic doesn't open the file ?
Should I add something about "data/config.php"?
Browsers disable access to local files (file://) for security reasons. Different browsers do it differently, but to my knowledge no one allows you to disable this check.
It's strange that the url in the browser works but not with Semantic. No?
Last edit: aerosi 2014-02-17
You mean putting it into the address bar? This is a difference from a normal link in the HTML page.
Yes that's what I mean. So there is no way to open an URL "file :/ /" with SemanticScuttle?
Yes. And not possible with any other browser-based application.