Dear shridhar22, you need to read and understand Re: using chdir($variable_name) to change directory

Relative paths are relative

If you're standing in the living room, and ask me for directions to the bathroom and the bedroom, and I tell you:
the bathroom is first door on the left
the bedroom is second door on the right

And you visit the bathroom successfully, and now wish to go to the bedroom, you can't go to the second door on the right!!

The bedroom, is the second door on the right, only if your starting position is the living room.

If your starting position is the bathroom, the second door on the right is not the bedroom!

To find the bedroom by the path "the second door on the right" you have to go back to the living room.

In reply to Re^3: using chdir($variable_name) to change directory by Anonymous Monk
in thread using chdir($variable_name) to change directory by shridhar22

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