Hi, as far as I am aware a user browses to a root directory and the program.cs fires automatically. is this true? what is the proper way to get program.cs to run from a browser root directory?
also how do you kick off a program.cs file from a browser call? , executable? thanks.
Going to need more information about the setup.
The general web cannot reach any folder, let alone any file, unless a web host program exposes it.
Are you running a program that exposes a folder to the web? What is its configuration?
Browsers do not allow programs executing in them to access the computer outside of them. It would be very dangerous for them to do so. There are exceptions but nothing a beginner could do. Unless you want to spend learning advanced stuff it is not possible to do what you are trying to do.
Beginners say .cs file. Experienced programmers would say C# code. Depending on what you need to do, you might be able to do all of it in the browser.
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