I want my HTML page to link to a directory in a Samba share (protocol SMB/CIFS Windows share).
In my HREF I wrote file://server/Share2/folder3
Most browsers handle it fine (mount the share and open a file manager on folder3) except Internet Explorer 7 and Internet Explorer 8, which say Permission denied without even asking for a password.
What should I write in the HREF for IE7/8 to be able to open folder3?
Notes:
folder3 part.folder3 part.The correct syntax for file:// links is:
file:///path/on/local/computer
file://server/share/folder
So in your case try file://server/Share2/folder3
Check if this is fixed by adding the share to trusted sites in IE. (Eg, internet options security, trusted sites)
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