Try using "~/StyleSheet/LoginINSTFooter.ascx" This works for us and we build
the app to many different machines and domains.
You can also use Page.ResolveURL("") in your code also.
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Absolute and relative paths in applicaiton
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Hi I am currently creating part of a system which does a simple import of a CSV file using SQL Server with DTS. The front end to this is a web based .NET (C#) app. Obviously when the CSV file is large, there is a delay for the user receiving any feedback from the system. I therefore want to do what I have seen other systems do and display a gif image to show the user that something is happening (eg. spinning images etc). It would be great if someone could help me with this! Thanks very much Dave - 2. can't debug in ASP.NET
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I have a vs.net 2002 solution that contains a number of projects All projects are created in folders under the solution folder. The idea here is that this entire solution should be 'moveable' ie. copied to and useable from a new directory or computer. And it almost is. One project makes reference to an existing .net dll that also exists in a folder under the solution folder. The project file shows a relative hint path to the dll ie "..\..\dllFolder\my.dll" If I move the solution to a new folder and the open solution from the new location, the dll can no longer be found. if i restore the original solution folder, the dll is once again found. so obviously, although the project file includes a relative hint path, vs.net is in fact looking for the dll at an absolute location. This is causing headaches as this solution cannot be 'passed around' without re-adding the reference to this dll. is there some setting somewhere to get the relative path used ? there does not seem to be any problem using relative project references - is there some trick using a dummy project to get this to work ? gerry
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