I think what you need to find out is what is the root directory of your website. The starting slash before any relative path indicates that the path is relative to the root directory itself. If it is the ASP.NET directory, then a simple "../esources/" path would suffice to fix the issue. However, if it is the IBR folder, then you might have problems getting into folders parallel to the root folder.
On Apr 11, 4:48 am, OccasionalFlyer <[email protected]> wrote: > Recently my ISP migrated the web site I'm responsible for to a new > server platform. That broke more than one thing. I have a question > about one of those items. The website I administer has this directory > structure: /ASP.NET/IBR. Inside the IBR directory is most of the > content of the site including Default.aspx. However, Default.aspx > currently (I didn't set this up--someone before me did) has this: > : /esources.ibr-bbr.org-redirect/Browse.aspx. > The esources directory is at the same level as the IBR directory, / > ASP.NET/esources. Can I get to this parallel directory to my main > content one with an href, or does this have to be a redirect? If it's > the latter, is that something the ISP needs to fix in the IIS > settings? There were other broken things like that, which I spent > over a week trying to get them to fix. Thanks. > > Ken -- To unsubscribe, reply using "remove me" as the subject.
