How to keep the url but change the file

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Hello.
I have a very important question :
If i have a website : http://example.com and i have a file : http://example.com/wp-content/08/file.txt .
this file contains : 1.0.0.0 and i want to change this to 1.0.1.1 but i want to keep this url and not to change the url too .
Is this possible ?
Help me pls !
Many thanks !

Posted 19-Aug-14 14:13pm

András Ferencz

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[no name] 19-Aug-14 21:00pm

Why would you think changing the content of a file somehow changes the URL?

András Ferencz 20-Aug-14 3:14am

i want to use this in a c# form application, the apllication downloads the file and shows at form... and if i use the WebClient() class i need to say which is the txt files url .. and if i change the url i dont have how to change the url in the APPLICATION wich is given to someone..

[no name] 20-Aug-14 6:52am

None of that makes any sense and has nothing at all to do with the question you asked.

John Teague 10-Dec-14 11:40am

The problem is that you are very short on details about how your URL is being created in the first place. Wes is right, it really is not making much sense.

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