by Suresh Kumar Goudampally
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This article mainly describes the newly emerged concept Url
Rebasing in ASP.NET 2.0, and what is relative path and its impact when used in
masterpage. This article also quotes some examples to explain the real time
issues and how URL rebasing resolves this loophole we face using relative paths
in masterpages. We have also summarized Url Rebasing tips in a nut shell.
References
http://www.odetocode.com/Articles/419.aspx
http://aspnetresources.com/blog/more_on_url_rebasing_in_master_pages.aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/wtxbf3hh.aspx
http://quickstarts.asp.net/QuickStartv20/aspnet/doc/masterpages/default.aspx#urls
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User Comments
Title:
A very apt and to-the-point article for the topic
Name:
Hardik Shah [Guru]
Date:
2010-03-14 4:50:27 AM
Comment:
Good one ... !!! It surely sufficed.
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Title:
Resolve URL page method ?
Name:
Umar
Date:
2009-08-04 10:12:33 AM
Comment:
They way you handle the URL issues is good but its old style that was adopted in 1.1 or before it. Now we have a page method "ResolveURL" which converts the relative path to absolute path.
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Title:
Good Practice
Name:
TrongKha
Date:
2009-07-31 6:03:36 PM
Comment:
This is the good practice to solve link resource issues when you develop an ASP.NET application. You will not run into any problem even you decide to move (*.aspx) to different subfolders.
basePath = Request.ApplicationPath;
or
basePath = Page.ResolveUrl("/~");
(*.aspx) uses "~/folder/filename" for:
head runat="server"
asp:image ...
asp:hyperlink ...
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Mr
Name:
Thanigainathan
Date:
2009-07-31 8:36:45 AM
Comment:
Very nice article. Will be helpful in practical scenarios.
Thanks,
Thani
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Title:
stylesheet trick
Name:
shaun
Date:
2009-07-30 4:45:47 AM
Comment:
the trick to rebase the stylsheet is totally unneccessary.
the 'HEAD' section of the masterpage should have the 'runat=server' attribute and anything in the head section will be processed at the server, so just use the '~' in the stylesheet path to denote the root of your site.
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Title:
good one
Name:
vinny
Date:
2009-07-13 11:40:47 AM
Comment:
Thank you Suresh
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Title:
Programmer
Name:
Cyril Gupta
Date:
2009-06-13 8:27:00 PM
Comment:
Well, I simply use the '~' facility in my projects and though I don't identify it as rebasing or anything similar, it works wonderfully. Thanks for the article.
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