relative addressing for URLs

[twells]

Anyone know of a site that gives all of the syntax of relative addressing
for URLS?
for example: /, ./, ../, etc.

Thanks!

[Foo Man Chew]

If I use relative, I either use relative from the ROOT:

<img src=/images/file.jpg>

Or relative from the current location:

<img src=images/file.jpg>

I've developed ASP applications since IIS 3.0 and I have yet to use ./ or
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Anyone know of a site that gives all of the syntax of relative addressing
for URLS?
for example: /, ./, ../, etc.

Thanks!

[Bullschmidt]

This isn't much of anything but is something I put together that is at
least somewhat related which you can put into an ASP file and see the
results of:

Response.Write "Server.Map Path with . : " & Server.MapPath( ".") & "<br>"
Response.Write "Server.Map Path with .. : " & Server.MapPath( "..") &
"<br>"
Response.Write "Server.Map Path with ../logs : " &
Server.MapPath( "../logs") & "<br>"
Response.Write "Server.Map Path with / : " & Server.MapPath( "/") & "<br>"
Response.Write "Server.Map Path with /. : " & Server.MapPath( "/.") &
"<br>"
Response.Write "Server.Map Path with /.. : " & Server.MapPath( "/..") &
"<br>"
Response.Write "Server.Map Path with /../ : " & Server.MapPath( "/../") &
"<br>"
Response.Write "Server.Map Path with /../.. : " &
Server.MapPath( "/../..") & "<br>"
Response.Write "Server.Map Path with /../../ : " &
Server.MapPath( "/../../") & "<br>"
Response.Write "Server.Map Path with /../www : " &
Server.MapPath( "/../www") & "<br>"
Response.Write "Server.Map Path with /../logs : " &
Server.MapPath( "/../logs") & "<br>"
Response.Write "Server.Map Path with /../hi : " &
Server.MapPath( "/../hi") & "<br>"

Best regards,
J. Paul Schmidt, Freelance ASP Web Developer
http://www.Bullschmidt.com
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