How can I use the operator ~ in Client Elements

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How can I use the operator ~ in Client Elements

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March 31st, 2007, 02:55 PM

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How can I use the operator ~ in Client Elements

I need to use the operator ~ in client elements like is used in asp.net server controls.
By example :
1)Writing javascript code: parent.location.href('~/Pages/Test.aspx');
2)body1.Style.Add("background-image", url(~/imagens/back_logo_co.jpg)");

I was using Request.ApplicationPath but not worked.

Thanks for your help.

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