hello.

my site have the following treestructure (on devmachine):
/supportnet/
/supportnet/inc
/supportnet/img
/supportnet/case
/supportnet/case/info
[...]

on prod the structure will be
support.mysite.com/
support.mysite.com/inc
support.mysite.com/img
support.mysite.com/case
support.mysite.com/case/info
[...]

im using some usercontrols as htmltemplates (placed in supportnet/inc).
The usercontrols contains some TD's with images (placed in 
supportnet/img).

How should i write the paths to the pictures in the htmltemplates so 
that it works with all pages in my site + at the prod site?
Relative paths is out of the question since if i use ../img it works in 
/case but not in /case/info, and using the virtual directory is as bad 
since im not using a VD on the production site.

Hi,

You said ../img does not work, just checking that you mean ../../img to
reference /img from /case/info.
Each ../ moves back one directory.

-----Original Message-----
From: Datatal AB - Gauffin, Jonas [mailto:Jonas@d...]
Sent: Thursday, 12 September 2002 5:32 PM
To: aspx_beginners
Subject: [aspx_beginners] Paths..


hello.

my site have the following treestructure (on devmachine):
/supportnet/
/supportnet/inc
/supportnet/img
/supportnet/case
/supportnet/case/info
[...]

on prod the structure will be
support.mysite.com/
support.mysite.com/inc
support.mysite.com/img
support.mysite.com/case
support.mysite.com/case/info
[...]

im using some usercontrols as htmltemplates (placed in supportnet/inc).
The usercontrols contains some TD's with images (placed in supportnet/img).

How should i write the paths to the pictures in the htmltemplates so that it
works with all pages in my site + at the prod site?
Relative paths is out of the question since if i use ../img it works in
/case but not in /case/info, and using the virtual directory is as bad since
im not using a VD on the production site.

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