direct users to folder with space in name
After searching this site, I've been unsuccessful at finding a solution to my issue.
From a javascript menu, I am trying to allow my user to click on a menu item and have them directed to a folder on a shared drive. However, I cannot get this to work because the folder name has spaces in it.
In the addmenu portion of the code, this is what I have:
addmenu(menu=["docs",
,,120,1,"",style1,,"left",effect,,,,,,,,,,,,
,"Documentation",href="\\X:\\Target Folder\\2nd Target Folder\\Databases",,,1
])
I've tried:
1. referencing the spaces with an underscore or an ampersand
2. Putting quotes around the folder name (w/ and w/o a slash before the quotes)
3. prefacing the space with a \
4. putting brackets and single quotes around the folder name
5. referencing the protocol "file" before the directory, like this:
,"Documentation",href="file:\\X:\\Target Folder\\2nd Target Folder\\Databases",,,1
But, none of these will open the folder since Target Folder is not one word. When I try this, it just tries to open a folder named "Target" on X and states the Page Could Not Be Found.
Unfortunately, the easy fix would just be to eleminate the spaces from the name of the folder but I can't since other's already have desktop links to it.
Any ideas on how I can fix this? Thanks.