Sure it is local, but since its path is passed on a HREF attribute of an A tag in a HTML page, I should write it as a file:/// url to make the browser understand it's a local file and should be opened with the associated app, in this case PsPad...
If I make the url as in http://localhost/file.php The file gets executed by the web server and shown in the browser, which is NOT what I want... I was wondering if there's a way to make PsPad receive and understand the standard fragment indicator, #, to make it go to the stated line. I admit that I don't know if the fragment gets scraped away by windows when it receives the file:// url, or if the fragments arrives to PsPad that doesn't understand it; so it could be a WAD in windows, in which case it can't be made to work correctly... If you have any idea on how to make an URL on a web page that can make PsPad open a php source file and go to a specified line, it would be welcome! :) -- <http://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,54100,54111> PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
