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    Hi, I have a problem when redirecting through links. As soon as a page in say directory products is opened ie. /products/p1.html, the menu links on the header don't work right! Lets say you click home (index.html) then it tries to redirect you to /products/index.html instead of /index.html. Is there a type of absolute path syntax? Please help. Regards, Tintin

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      Hi, I have a problem when redirecting through links. As soon as a page in say directory products is opened ie. /products/p1.html, the menu links on the header don't work right! Lets say you click home (index.html) then it tries to redirect you to /products/index.html instead of /index.html. Is there a type of absolute path syntax? Please help. Regards, Tintin

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      What you need here is "../index.html", which will take you up one directory level. If you are using response.redirect in asp.net on the server side, then you can use ~/index.html and ~/products/p1.html to build paths from the root.

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        What you need here is "../index.html", which will take you up one directory level. If you are using response.redirect in asp.net on the server side, then you can use ~/index.html and ~/products/p1.html to build paths from the root.

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        Hi I'm Making a Web Application in Asp.Net 1.1 My Designer has given me HTML for the Admin part.He has used "style="removed: url(images/tab2.gif)" tag for background image.but what i found that Asp.net 1.1 does not support style. it eliminate this automatically and background images got disappear. is there any other alternative for it or any appropriate solution for this problem.thanx

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          Hi I'm Making a Web Application in Asp.Net 1.1 My Designer has given me HTML for the Admin part.He has used "style="removed: url(images/tab2.gif)" tag for background image.but what i found that Asp.net 1.1 does not support style. it eliminate this automatically and background images got disappear. is there any other alternative for it or any appropriate solution for this problem.thanx

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          ASP.net does support style attributes. Where is this being input?

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