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When we put a browse button on an html form, it gives us the option to browse the file on our system only. If I run it on a server, will I be able to browse it on server paths? Basically I want to access the files available on the server. Is it possible?
The files shown are essentially “your files” – so if you are running the site on a server and browsing it from a different machine, you won’t be able to see the files on the server.
If you run it on a server and browse the page from that server, you would be able to see the files.
Equally, if you are on the network and map a share on the server on your machine, you should also be able to browse that (using “Map Network Drive”, which assigns the share on the server to a drive-letter on your machine).