Thanks for the tips ;)
On Sun, Apr 20, 2008 at 9:17 PM,  <jp.ga(a)aliceadsl.fr> wrote:
  Thank you Thomas,
  1) After research, with firefox in Tools, console of errors
  I saw the messages of acces interdiction to the file
  FILE:///d:/test/fichier.pdf
  Apart from xwiki, locally, I have access to this file
  2) My basic solution to keep safety and to have the access (for beginner
  like me) :
  I went up Wampserver for windows
  Only Apache is active
  - In Wampserver tool, Apache section,
  - In Alias Directories ,
  - In add alias
  * A specific window opens
         - In first the name of alias : test
                 Result => http : //localhost/test/
         - After the directory of redirection : d:/test/
  This manipulations create one association between 
http://local/test and
  d:/test/ with the good rights
  3) In xwiki for my test 
http://localhost:8080/xwiki
  I create links with web link
  Ex.: 
http://localhost/test/fichier.pdf
  Firefox and IE7 open the good file d:/test/fichier.pdf
  And the file stays an external file
  Thank you for your assistance
  JP
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  Thomas Mortagne
  Envoyé : vendredi 18 avril 2008 11:46
  À : XWiki Users
  Objet : Re: [xwiki-users] External LINKs with IE and FIREFOX
  Hi,
  On Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at 1:51 AM,  <jp.ga(a)aliceadsl.fr> wrote:
  Hi
  I have the last versions of Xwiki, IE7 and FIREFOX
  My small xwiki server  is in  Windows xp
  The external links [ test > FILE:///d:/test/fichier.pdf ] are bad in IE 
  and
   in firefox.
  Does somebody have an idea or correction?
  Thanks a lot
  Best Regards
  jp
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  What do you call "last version" ? 1.3.2 ?
  Anyway, I can't reproduce your problem with firefox 3b5 on linux
  (ubuntu 8.04) on 1.4-SNAPSHOT or 1.3-SNAPSHOT. I tested your exact
  text ([ test > FILE:///d:/test/fichier.pdf ]) and I have a correctly
  formatted XHTML.
  If I click on link it does not open the file but it's a default
  browser security and it has nothing to do with XWiki.
  --
  Thomas Mortagne
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