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| A good deal of web scripters start first in the HTML realm and later learn how to develop server-side scripts. Unfortunately, most of us also bring a bad HTML habit with us into the scripting realm: the use of parent pathing. The use of parent paths refers to the technique of "addressing up" a directory level and then going elsewhere. As using parent pathing can cause security issues and may not be allowed in your hosting environment, this article is indended to show you how to effectively avoid parent pathing.
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