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    I'm using a roles based website This website uses a master page The Roles:Staff,Manager the roles are to make sure the staff cannot access the mangers page OK! Now the Problem i managed to get the master page looking nice, using images as div tags background. For the roles based login to work it has to placed within a folder in the solution explorer. I'm coming close to the problem. Those neat div tags images go missing when i view the pages in the folder for staff and manager. It totally :mad::mad:

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      I'm using a roles based website This website uses a master page The Roles:Staff,Manager the roles are to make sure the staff cannot access the mangers page OK! Now the Problem i managed to get the master page looking nice, using images as div tags background. For the roles based login to work it has to placed within a folder in the solution explorer. I'm coming close to the problem. Those neat div tags images go missing when i view the pages in the folder for staff and manager. It totally :mad::mad:

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      Sounds like your master page is using relative paths, which then become relative to the subfolder your staff pages are in. Use absolute paths.

      Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ "I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )

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