@windowsrefund If the absolute address is restored every time we open a session, the solution was always to go to the session properties window and specify the relative URL before saving.
It's not the most comfortable, but it works.
It's another reason I switched to QTZ: to prevent files from being relative to the session folder and ensure they are relative to the document.
Based on what you've said, I think for how you want to organize things (if I understand correctly), this would work:
../Foo/Session
for:
MyPath/Projects/Foo/Session
You can take the Projects folder to any computer, or different locations on your own computer, or upload them to GitHub for anyone to download, and everything will still work fine.
Try it.
If I don't understand correctly, the path will be different.
Thanks for answering, Rui.
@windowsrefund If the absolute address is restored every time we open a session, the solution was always to go to the session properties window and specify the relative URL before saving.
It's not the most comfortable, but it works.
It's another reason I switched to QTZ: to prevent files from being relative to the session folder and ensure they are relative to the document.
Based on what you've said, I think for how you want to organize things (if I understand correctly), this would work:
../Foo/Session
for:
MyPath/Projects/Foo/Session
You can take the Projects folder to any computer, or different locations on your own computer, or upload them to GitHub for anyone to download, and everything will still work fine.
Try it.
If I don't understand correctly, the path will be different.