i got a macbook and installed xampp on it, but i find it very difficult to locate the xampp htdocs folder. is there a way i can move the folder to desktop?
Thanks
i try moving with terminal, moving manually too. doesn't work
You could create a desktop shortcut to the htdocs file, this would allow you to easily click on it and open the file without searching through xaamp's program files.
Moving the entire file wouldn't work as xampp looks for htdocs in its default directory, so moving it would break the system, unless you managed to get xampp to search for htdocs on the desktop, but that could be tricky
To make it a desktop shortcut, read this for help
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I have accidentally copied my XAMPP files into my Users\ ...\Desktop folder and now cannot uninstall it with the regular installer as it will only work if the files were in the root C:.
Attempting to delete the files with "right click -> delete" don't work either.
I have tried to just have two installations at the same time. One being in the Users\ ...\Desktop and one in C:, but apache still woudln't start.
Here's the error message in the C:\ version
Here's the error message in the Users..\Desktop version
I am more looking for how to uninstall the Users\ ...\Desktop version rather than troubleshoot it but the images might help show the problem.
Cheers!
Figured it out.
I moved the files to a USB stick so they are off my computer (you could probably just delete them normally), then ran cmd as administrator and typed "sc delete "Apache2.4"
and then ran XAMPP and worked a charm
My problem is when I select the folder using the following code, the behaviour of the selectDialog is different on Mac and Windows. On Mac, the finder window that comes up shows files in present in the folder but on Windows it does not show files in the folder. Is it possible to show files present in the folder while choosing the path using below code or in different way on Windows?
Folder.selectDialog("Select a folder to save the files");
I have attached the screen shot for Mac and Windows
Mac
Here it shows files and folders present in the folder
Windows
Here it only shows folders even files are present in this folder.
Thanks in advance.
I figure it out, it is OS dependent behaviour.
I was using webtop for some time and it was working fine.
Now its started to give this error and if I cancel it, its asking to download some cab Files, which I allowed.
But again when installed it starts showing the same error.
Any suggestions?
This is a required file for Documentum Webtop client side file transfer. Odds are, an update on the PC that you are viewing / editing files, has caused trouble.
Personally I would
back up any checked out files on local PC. By default (I think), would be in %USERPROFILE%\Documentum\CheckedOut
Reboot PC, to free up any processes holding locks on files and folders
Delete local UCF install, by default: %USERPROFILE%\Documentum
Login to Webtop and do fresh clean install
For futher troubles shooting take a look at
https://community.emc.com/people/aldago-zF7Lc/blog/2014/06/04/ucf-troubleshooting-v2
or in the new OpenText webtop forums
https://forums.opentext.com/forums/categories/documentum-webtop
Most of what I have found on this topic is really for Autorun.inf files for USB sticks.
Many folks say that feature was dropped for USB sticks when Win7 and later versions of Windows came along but it was kept for CDs and DVDs.
I have used the standard Autorun.inf code that I could find in several places on the Internet, but it does not work for the CDs that I have burned.
I can open a disk and look at the files on the disk and click on my .exe file and it launches and runs fine.
My Autorun.inf file just will not execute it when the CD is first loaded and run on my computer which is running Win10.
Is anyone still successful with running Autorun.inf files on CDs or DVDs on computers with Windows 7/8/8.1/10?
If so, how is the Autorun.inf file configured?
All I want to do is launch a .exe file that is in the root directory of the CD or DVD.
Is it required to have the line of code to specify where the icon can be found?
I am including that code but I wonder if it is required as well.
I install a NAS with the OpenMediaVault distribution, it works fine but I dont find how to lauch an .exe file stocked on my raid disks in my folders.
When I doubleclic on it, windows tells me I have probably a permission error. I think too but I dont know how what is the options to modify in the openmediavault web interface.
Thank you