In my webpages I have references to js and images as such: "../../Content/Images/"Filename"
In my code if I reference a file as above, it doesnt work so i have to write: "c:/miscfiles/"filename"
1-Why does the first reference work on webpages and not within the code? 2-How should i reference file paths in code so that I will not have to recode when moving to server?
See following for more details:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178116.aspx
Don t use absolute paths in development - always use relative paths that are preceded with the application root token (the tilde or ~) like this:
"~/Content/Images/Filename"
ASP.NET will convert the ~ to the proper value based on the virtual directory or website the code is hosted in.
For ASP.NET 2.0 onwards, in order to get the tilda (~) syntax to resolve correctly on the server, you have to include a title and a runat attribute as follows:
<img src="~/images/image.jpg" title="Image" runat="server" />
The presence of the runat attribute ensures that the path is resolved on the server.
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