Can I please have help with the URL link to a PDF on S-Drive. My site is hosted on S-Drive and within the site I would like to reference PDF documents.

- Marty

Just add the pdf file to the 'resources' and link to it. When you have uploaded your site, the file will be there.

Inger

Maybe or probably I do not follow. If you look at this page:

http://www.skincarescience.com/advanced … links.html

The Link currently goes to the return page but I want it to go to a NEW window showing the PDF.

Currently I have a folder called Education with a file inside of it. So the natural link would be???

- Marty

Hold a second. Link to it meaning "Not a Text Link". Meaning Link to it and what link would that be?

Button Link or ?

Because what I am after is an HREF link from a text link but it sounds to me like I cannot have that. I am confused on this one for sure.

- Marty

So I tried this:

http://www.SITENAME/RESOURCEFOLDERNAME/NAME.pdf

No luck.

- Marty

I got it...

/Folder Name/PDF Name

- Marty

I don't know if this will help with making link paths for you?
/ means the root of the current drive;
./ means the current directory;
../ means the parent of the current directory.

A reference: https://css-tricks.com/quick-reminder-about-file-paths/

So in RSD if you attach an image or pdf to your project folder
or "root" (main) directory the path is
/name.jpg
or
/name.pdf

If you do it like I do and put your files inside a folder (directory) in project resources
for example one called "images" the path would be;
./images/name.jpg
or in case of a pdf in that images directory it would be
./images/name.pdf

name being the specific name of the file,
plus upper & lower case counts on some servers so
Name.jpg
is different than
name.jpg
on a window server vs an apache for example so always match the case too.