The file is not displayed in the text editor because it is a directory.

[srcrook]

Type: Bug

to fix you need to add in your navegator the index.php

http://localhost/dashboard/myproject/index.php

(index)꞉38:9:379 before

index.php꞉38:9:237 after

Please Fix This..

VS Code version: Code 1.84.2 (1a5daa3a0231a0fbba4f14db7ec463cf99d7768e, 2023-11-09T10:51:52.184Z) OS version: Windows_NT x64 10.0.19045 Modes:

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Extensions (4)

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[IllusionMH]

/needsMoreInfo

Please describe how exactly it's related to VS Code editor itself and clear steps to reproduce (link to localhost does not allow to reproduce).

Otherwise error looks logical if you try to open folder innstead of file

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[srcrook]

/needsMoreInfo

Please describe how exactly it's related to VS Code editor itself and clear steps to reproduce (link to localhost does not allow to reproduce).

Otherwise error looks logical if you try to open folder innstead of file

I debugged my project using Chrome and naturally the best help is to show where the error in the code is, which is accessed by clicking on the warnings and errors (index.php꞉38:9:237)

The problem is that when starting a project the extension is not automatically placed in vs

Example with resolved result: dashboard/myproject/index.php (the extension (index.php) must be, in the debuggable browser url for it to work = index.php꞉38:9:237)

Bugged example: when accessing debug in vs and the url looks like this: dashboard/myproject/ The result in vs in the console is = (index)꞉38:9:379 Clicking shows the error mentioned above and not show the error. (The file is not displayed in the text editor because it is a directory)

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[Tyriar]

@srcrook could you provide a screenshot of the issue? It's not clear where the link is appearing exactly. If it's within the terminal we could potentially look up an index file when clicked, I'd need to know what program is giving this output and where the link it though.

[kkroon]

I recently encountered this issue while trying to understand why a certain Well Known Search Engine was treating a file as if it were a directory. When I opened one of the files (named notice.html), I got the error message cited above:

[lramos15]

@kkroon You're just opening the notice.html file from your folder and it says it's a directory? Is it just that one file?

[kkroon]

@lramos15 That is correct. Other files are acting like this, but I haven't been able to figure out a pattern: e.g., some files named index.html misbehave ... but another in a different folder may not.

The only additional details I can offer are:

• This misbehavior only seems to happen in a Trusted directory. When opened as an untrusted folder, the misbehavior goes away.
• The network locations are the working folder for a content management system — but I have not found any way in that application's web interface to toggle between "treat like a file" or "treat like a directory, even though it's totally a directory".

[lramos15]

Oh so in this case you're connected to some sort of NAS? I'm not sure what I'm following about you saying the search engine also treats it as a directory?

[kkroon]

@lramos15 We only store it on the NAS as a staging area to put a copy on our public site.

Once there, a certain Alphabetical Search Engine company has found it and is treating it as a fictitious directory to crawl (this example is a file named index.html and is the most egregious example of this behavior, but I have seen a couple other files behaving the same way):

I've inspected the file's properties (that is, the file on the NAS) with PowerShell; but its d (for directory) flag is not set, only when I try to open it in VS Code.

[lramos15]

So both Google and VS Code are saying it's a directory? Does that mean there is a file problem and not a VS Code problem?

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