On 20/03/2008, hugh <hdixon(_at_)bigpond(_dot_)net(_dot_)au> wrote:
I'm not sure if this is your problem, but I found using MS products, that
when I moved from IE6 to IE7 it was more sensitive to the formatting of the
URI.
In particular
file:/C:/dirname/filename.csv
would fail. The URI should be
It should fail on all products. The // is a required part of the
hierarchical part according to RFC 3986. So file:/// (or
file://localhost/, but the former is canonical) is correct.
file://C:/dirname/filename.csv
That's interesting. file:///C:/dirname/filename.csv is more normal. Do
IE6 and IE7 reject this?
(I say normal - not correct - there is no standard anyone can point
to. In the example you give, C appears to be treated as userinfo and
an empty password within the authority section, which, whilst
syntacticallt permitted, is not semantically accurate.
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