URL Path problem

[Xarky]

Hi,
I have the following situation:

MyProject\Test.aspx
MyProject\Personal\View.aspx

Now I am in Page "View.aspx", and would like to be redirected in a
previous layer folder, ie into "MyProject\Test.aspx"

In the View.aspx, I am using Response.Redirect(@"Test.aspx"); but that
is giving me an error, Page Not found, because the URL to which I am
being directed is MyProject\Personal\Test.aspx

Should I give all the path(http:\\...\MyProject\...), or is there a
way how I can get around it in a simple way.

I hope someone understands my problem and can help me out.
Thanks in Advance

[dinil]

try

Response.Redirect("..\\Test.aspx");
"Xarky" <be*********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
I have the following situation:

MyProject\Test.aspx
MyProject\Personal\View.aspx

Now I am in Page "View.aspx", and would like to be redirected in a
previous layer folder, ie into "MyProject\Test.aspx"

In the View.aspx, I am using Response.Redirect(@"Test.aspx"); but that
is giving me an error, Page Not found, because the URL to which I am
being directed is MyProject\Personal\Test.aspx

Should I give all the path(http:\\...\MyProject\...), or is there a
way how I can get around it in a simple way.

I hope someone understands my problem and can help me out.
Thanks in Advance

[Joerg Jooss]

dinil wrote:

try

Response.Redirect("..\\Test.aspx");

URLs use forward slashes.

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[Joerg Jooss]

dinil wrote:

try

Response.Redirect("..\\Test.aspx");

URLs use forward slashes.

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[TDAVISJR]

Well you could also do something like this

Response.Write("~/Test.aspx");

The ~ is .NET way of saying go to the root of my project. Hope this helps

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"Joerg Jooss" <ne********@joergjooss.de> wrote in message
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dinil wrote:

try

Response.Redirect("..\\Test.aspx");

URLs use forward slashes.

SCNR
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mailto:ne********@joergjooss.de

[TDAVISJR]

Well you could also do something like this

Response.Write("~/Test.aspx");

The ~ is .NET way of saying go to the root of my project. Hope this helps

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TDAVISJR
aka - Tampa.NET Koder
"Joerg Jooss" <ne********@joergjooss.de> wrote in message
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dinil wrote:

try

Response.Redirect("..\\Test.aspx");

URLs use forward slashes.

SCNR
--
http://www.joergjooss.de
mailto:ne********@joergjooss.de