So, I'm not sure if Jupyter is creating a local host for only notebook files and not html files? or did I not point something the right way?
As a result, the http protocol is not brought to bear and certain errors occur like when I try to read data from a csv or json when I check developer's tools. In the address bar it just shows the real path like "C:\Users\Me\file.html" the html doesn't seem to know it can use my local host. Whenever I run Jupyter and think I have a local host going (which I know I do to some extent because I can run certain python libraries that require HTTP protocol within Jupyter), however when I click on an html file (in Jupyter's local host home directory, but not using Jupyter's GUI, in otherwords just opening the containing folder and hitting the enter key on it) it doesn't load properly in the browser.
#READ A FILE FROM DESKTOP TO PYTHON JUPYTER NOTEBOOK CODE#
Obviously, viewing the raw code is helpful, but sometimes I would like to leverage having a local host like Jupyter's at my disposal for testing out how a webpage will look and function. Again I'm not sure if that's the underlying issue. As far as I know though, there seems to be know way to 'trust' a html file so that it loads. I read Jupyter has certain 'trust' measures. Is there someway to tell Jupyter I only want the HTML view?
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