[thelist] .NET HTML relative URI problem
Dan Williams
dan at ithium.net
Thu Feb 5 09:06:17 CST 2004
>
>
> >> 1 - There should be two dots in the relative path. src="../ is
> how I
> >> code relative URLs by hand. What's up with the single dot?
>
> ./ = root
Ummmm... not quite. I thought I'd point out that / is root, whereas ./ is
current directory.
> ../ = go DOWN a directory
>
> Say you are in mydomain.com/pages/index.html
>
> ../ will drop you to mydomain.com/
> ./ will drop you to mydomain.com/pages/
>
> >> 2 - I'd like to find out how to suppress the XHTML /> rendered
> by .NET.
> >> This should be a 4.01 transitional loose DOCTYPE.
>
> 4.01 transitional loose... Does not exist. It's one or the other.
>
> And moreover... Why not try to "fix" your code and use xhtml
> transitional and styles instead of using 1999 technology and
> messy code?
>
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