Hi,

I have a question regarding how to specify a URL for a JSON request.
Here is my directory structure

htdocs
   |
   |----members
   |       |---MyHome.php
   |       |---fetchMyOrders.php
   |
   |----common

My current JSON request looks like as follows and it works fine. (I
have provided only partial code here)
    var ajaxRequest = new Request.JSON({
        url: "fetchMyOrders.php",
        method: 'get',
        async: false,
        .
        .

I can move the file fetchMyOrders.php to "common" directory and change
the url part of the request to "../common/fetchMyOrders.php" and that
works too.

Now the question is, is there a way by which I can provide this path
in a more elegant way and not specify the whole "../common" part of
the URL? Actually I will put a lot of PHP scripts in that "common"
directory and I don't want anyone looking at my JS code to figure out
the directory structure of the server.

Thanks
Sudheer

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