
October 25th, 2003, 09:43 PM
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its ok, i figured it out.
i didnt know you could use the relative path mapping in the web.config file "~/"
for all those who have this same problem, anything run serverside in asp.net picks up the "~" key as the AppPath directory string, so if you ever need to relatively access your root directory (like from user controls or something) as long as the object is runat="server" then the ~/ will work.

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