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Start your free trialMELVIN GEORGE
3,490 Points" . ."(Dot ,Dot )problem with anchor...?
What should i do if want to go FOUR Levels up from my_directory folder...?
1 Answer
Stephen Bone
12,359 PointsHi Melvin
I may not have understood the question properly but can't we just use .. for each level as in:
../../../../directory_name
Hope it helps!
Stephen
MELVIN GEORGE
3,490 PointsThank You Sir, Yes It WORKED....!
Stephen Bone
12,359 PointsGreat glad it helped!
Chris McKirgan
5,666 PointsTo add some extra information for those who land here - in Unix systems a single full-stop means "the current directory":
.
Likewise, two full-stops mean "the parent directory":
..
A forward slash represents a directory divider, so to go back two parent directories:
../../
A single forward slash means "the root directory". This is why you see a forward slash on the end of a domain name:
www.example.com/
MELVIN GEORGE
3,490 PointsMELVIN GEORGE
3,490 PointsThank You.