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So what we are wanting to do is either type in a path like: N:/Networkdrive/myfiles/work.doc

or be able to drag a file into the area and the system save the path: N:/Networkdrive/myfiles/work.doc

Think of having files on a network drive or a shared drive that everyone uses and being able to put in the path to that file so that the person completing the task, will be able to click on the link and get to the file.

we are add file:///N:/Networkdrive/myfiles/work.doc in href then i have to click this link then its still showing same page its not going to link page and i have add http:// in front of file:// then its going new tab but its remove Colon in (file///N:\networkdrive\myfiles\work.doc) 

Not allowed to load local resource:
Manik Khanna
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  • Check out [this question](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2087894/can-google-chrome-open-local-links). In short, you can't open file:// links unless it's a local html file, you can work around it with custom extensions or custom browsers. – Dave Chen Dec 08 '16 at 07:28
  • its not working because we are click this (file://N:\networkdrive\myfiles\work.doc) still showing this msg in console **Not allowed to load local resource:file://N:\networkdrive\myfiles\work.doc** if i have add http:// in front of file then url open but url is removed colon example show url (file///N:\networkdrive\myfiles\work.doc) – Manik Khanna Dec 08 '16 at 07:35
  • what transfer protocol do you use? – madalinivascu Dec 08 '16 at 07:36
  • i have used **file:///** – Manik Khanna Dec 08 '16 at 07:48

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