This doesn't validate because backslashes aren't valid in URIs. It's
common to find URI implementations that accept backslashes and deal with
them, but that doesn't mean they are valid.
John
tomer_shim wrote:
Hello,
I'm getting the error "<some_path> is NOT a valid URI".
An example path is: file:///c:\testing\bla.jpg .
It seems that when I try to replace all the '\' with '/' it works. Why a
path with backslashes isn't doesn't pass validation?
Thank you for the support.
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