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A moment later it will email you a verification email. put in YOUR Name and email and pick your password.

On This screen you can pick the account you wish to use, lets use the “free” Account for this example.

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We also have an article on how to use DROPBOX -> As far as Support From Big Sur, We will help you with what ever you choose to use, but the scope of what we can do is limited and you may need to reach out to the respective company for support. For this example – I am going to show you how to use the Website App as there is Nothing to install. , but rather just /.In this article I will show you how to send files to someone with – Hightail has a Website App, and a Program that you can install. Again, you probably don't want it to start with. This will also cause the browser to make a new request to your server that you will also need to have your server respond to. Inside the mainScript.js it also references image files, and I need help finding how to send and access these files tiles.src = './Assets/Blocks/StoneBrickWall.png' It sends that one file as the http response and you can only send one http response per request.

You can only send one file with res.sendFile(). I tried sending many files with res.sendFile Instead, start your static URLs with a leading / so they generate a constant URL request to your server no matter which page they are used in. Note: It is generally advisable not to use path relative URLs for your static resources because the browser will combine those path relative URLs with the path of the current web page and this will make it hard to use the same static resources in different web pages on your site. In Express, these requests for static resources are typically handled with express.static() where one line of middleware can handle the serving of many files within a directory hierarchy. The browser makes a separate http request for each resource in the file (scripts, images, CSS files, etc.) and your server needs to separately respond to each of those http requests and send the appropriate resource. Your server needs to handler that specific request for /mainScript.js and send the appropriate script file. If that URL is a top level URL, then the request will go to /mainScript.js.

That http request will be to /mainScript.js where is the path of the current page URL. It will create a NEW http request to your server. When the browser gets to this in your html file: Inside the mainScript.js it also references image files, and I need help finding how to send and access these files( tiles.src = './Assets/Blocks/StoneBrickWall.png' ). In the html file it references mainScript.js inside a script tag ( ). I tried sending many files with res.sendFile, but it only sends the first one. app.use(express.static('Online Game Files')) Res.sendFile('C:/Users/Kevin_Who/Desktop/Online Game Files/') res.sendFile('C:/Users/Kevin_Who/Desktop/Online Chat Game/mainScript.js') res.sendFile('C:/Users/Kevin_Who/Desktop/Online Chat Game/index.html') const app = require('express')() Ĭonst http = require('http').Server(app) Īpp.use('/styles', express.static(_dirname)) I want to be able to send many files, and if possible the a whole directory so that I can access it in my other js file that is getting called from an html file.