Redirection

[Abdul Haque]

use this syntax
<img src="/images/ad.gif" >

i.e. a root relative path, instead of 'document relative' or 'absolute path'

[Nitinkcv]

use this syntax
<img src="/images/ad.gif" >

i.e. a root relative path, instead of 'document relative' or 'absolute path'

Hi,
no this too doesnt work

[Plater]

Funny, I do the same thing.
I have a website at

http://mywebsite/mywebmodule/default.aspx

which has folders:
admin/ (http://mywebsite/mywebmodule/admin/default.aspx)
user/ (http://mywebsite/mywebmodule/user/default.aspx)
images/ (where all my pictures sit)

I use this with no problem in all of my pages (regardles of the folder)
[html]
<asp:Image ID="Image1" runat="server" ImageUrl="~/images/rxbanner.JPG" AlternateText=" my alt text" />
[/html]

With that being said though, the ~ only applies when used in the .aspx page (the designer page) and not in C# code.
The ~ is a pre-compiler command that will get replaced at runtime with the url. It does not apply to the backend. (That means you cannot use it in Response.Redire ct() calls)
I recomend you make some kinda global method or something that will return the begining url you want. Inside that method you can either "hard-code" the /MyVirtualDirect ory/ or you can write up code devised to extract the virtual directory based upon the Request.Url