You can add a placeholder control to your page in the header, then in
the code behind for the page you can call a routine that generates the
css information, puts it in a literal control, then adds the literal
control to the place holder. When you get to the point where you want
to construct the relative path all you should need to do is run it
through the ResolveUrl method of the page object and it will resolve it
to the proper location. You could create a routine that takes the place
holder and the relative path as parameters then put that somewhere easy
to get to (a base page perhaps) so you don't have to think about it
again. Hope that helps/gives you enough information to move forward with.
Have A Better One!
John M Deal, MCP
Necessity Software
Flip wrote:
No. AFAIK, it only works for 'real' controls.
How do you handle the relative references in your pages for CSSs?
