Quote Trouble with path variable

[Scott]

I'm trying to concatenate a path of Application("WebSiteFullPath") which
equals http://www.mywebsite.com/ and an image file like CODE below. My
problem is the full path listing in RESULTS below adds an extra " quote and
obviously breaks the path to the image. How can I script the quotes to not
add the extra double quote between my website path variable and my image
path?
CODE:
Response.Write "<img border=""0"" src=""" &
Application("WebSiteFullPath") & """images/edit.gif"" width=""15""
height=""15"">

RESULTS
<img border="0" src="http://www.mywebsite.com/"images/edit.gif" width="15"
height="15">

[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

Scott wrote:

I'm trying to concatenate a path of Application("WebSiteFullPath")
which equals http://www.mywebsite.com/ and an image file like CODE
below. My problem is the full path listing in RESULTS below adds an
extra " quote and obviously breaks the path to the image. How can I
script the quotes to not add the extra double quote between my
website path variable and my image path?
CODE:
Response.Write "<img border=""0"" src=""" &
Application("WebSiteFullPath") & """images/edit.gif"" width=""15""
height=""15"">

RESULTS
<img border="0" src="http://www.mywebsite.com/"images/edit.gif"
width="15" height="15">

It should be pretty simple to see where you have to eliminate the literal
quotes from the string you are concatenating. However:

Response.Write "<img border=""0"" src=""" &
Application("WebSiteFullPath") & "images/edit.gif"" width=""15""
height=""15"">

Bob Barrows

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