I'll try it Campbell Ritchie and very much thanks! It does not sound like a simple solution however as I would then have make many single entries to accomplish this.Campbell Ritchie wrote:Welcome to the Ranch
We doubtless have a better forum for your question only I am not quite sure where it would fit best.
Can you add the exceptions in the form file://...?
luck, db
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Hello Darryl Burke, you are right to use one slash, and it worked! The only question that remains is if I can parse it for the entire directory as opposed to each separate file. Thank you so much!Darryl Burke wrote:I think the file protocol takes one or three slashes; not two like the http/https/ftp/mailto protocols.
Gosh I do not have clue what you meant by this nor how I would accomplish what I may have done. Would you please clarify and help me out, kindly?Campbell Ritchie wrote:Are you using \ in a String literal? You have to escape it to \\.
D Alder wrote:is there a nice simple way to allow all my Java animations (applets?) to play without all of that security business or at the least one simple singular edit that will produce the same net effect?
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