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Notes Navigation? Help!

Andyda

Posted: 21 January 2006 06:23 PM

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I am trying to convert some HTML pages for use on iPod notes. I have read the iPod Note Reader User Guide from Apple and from podsites.com

when navigaitng to a file down the hierarchy I can use relative addressinf such as “folder/file” and “file” to access a file st the same level or down levels relatively.

But when I try to use “../file” to access a file up the folder hierarchy it doesn’t work.

The only way I can go up the hierarchy is to use the full path name such as “folder1/folder2/folder3/file”.

It seems to me at maybe the HTML addressing on iPod notes just may not work for navigaitng up the hierarchy.

Has anyone had any success with this?

How did you make it work?

Thanks for any replies

Andy

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