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Getting absolute URL from relative

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    Alex Cramer
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    I have a Web Browser control and want to download external files like images, *.css, *.js and etc. The SRC attribute of can contains absolute and relative URLs. How to correctly obtain full URL for these files? May be there is a ready system function to download such files? I tried URLDownloadToFile, may be I must try URL monikers? Thanks! </x-turndown>

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      I have a Web Browser control and want to download external files like images, *.css, *.js and etc. The SRC attribute of can contains absolute and relative URLs. How to correctly obtain full URL for these files? May be there is a ready system function to download such files? I tried URLDownloadToFile, may be I must try URL monikers? Thanks! </x-turndown>

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      Stephane Rodriguez
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      window.location.href is the actual URL. Just parse this, and add your resource name.


      sometimes it helps to look at the IL generated code a MS guy on develop.com "answering" .NET issues

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