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Hello! I would like to use a relative path to read an .mp3 file.
With the absolute path:
Windowsmediaplayer.URL="E:\mes bases\boutique\audio.mp3" it works, but when I copy the boutique directory along with the .mp3 file to another PC, it doesn't work.
I would like to know if there is a relative path to solve this problem.
Thank you
With the absolute path:
Windowsmediaplayer.URL="E:\mes bases\boutique\audio.mp3" it works, but when I copy the boutique directory along with the .mp3 file to another PC, it doesn't work.
I would like to know if there is a relative path to solve this problem.
Thank you
2 answers
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ContributorHello,
is the mp3 file in the same directory as the Access database? Well, that's easy!
by using, for example,CurrentDb.Name
, or even better,CurrentProject.Path
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Thank you.
But I would like to know how to use "currentDb.Name" or currentProject.path-
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@yg_beThe .mp3 file is in the same directory as the database.
I do not know what "currentProject.Path" is.
I understand the principle of relative paths (the path to reach an object from the current directory).
Referring to this absolute path: "E:\my databases\shop\audio.mp3". Knowing that my current directory is "shop", what relative path can we take?
Thank you for helping me further. -
Contributor@patron224Did you display the value of currentProject.path?
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@yg_beNo, I haven't displayed its value. I don't even know how to use this function.
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Contributor
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