Next, if If you want to have your bxp solution work with your local drives, then you set the links in bxp, and bxp doesn't need to go anywhere near your files. Two examples are:
If you need to put a locally stored file in, then you cannot use the map path, as this is considered local file access. , i.e. the computer sees C: and F: as local drives and prevents access. Instead you must use the machine's network path in the URL <a href="\\AllnOne-PL-2\Users\Philip Lacey\mypage.html">Title</a>. Then when the link is clicked, your browser will / won't allow access. Again, start with Internet Explorer due to its integrated security permission understanding with the filing system.
# Security messages from the browser are easy to miss at the bottom in yellow blocks.
# Make sure your files and pathes paths don't contain spaces, as translation from space to %20 by the browser cause massive issues# Try your file as an 8.3 file name instead as it ensures all the file systems between linux Linux and windows Windows will be accomodatedaccommodated# Try your pathes paths as 8.3 paths to remove spaces and ensure long folder names are removed as issues# Check what file system is being used and that you're not exceeing exceeding any limits. e.g. Stoarge Storage is FAT16 and you're puting putting 100,000s 000's of files in a folder.# Don't use the root folder of any drive for storage, the operating systems protect these like crazy and cause numerous security errors
# Every user will need their access tested locally to their machine, as the security permissions are not set by bxp but by your local infrastructure
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