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Guest
Hi,
For a few years, I have been developing each of my clients websites using a
seperate web site (unique IP) to solve problems with relative URL's between
my local dev station and the production server.
Recently, I have needed to collaborate with other developers using Source
Safe. But, in order to get source safe working properly, you really need to
be working in virtual directories of the default web site.
Fine, so I started to convert over sites and began using the "~" character
to resolve images, etc. to the root of the application.
However, certain items such as the "backbround" element of the <TD> and
<table> tags does not provide resolution of the "~" character.
What is the proper method for this scenario?
Shawn Zavoda
For a few years, I have been developing each of my clients websites using a
seperate web site (unique IP) to solve problems with relative URL's between
my local dev station and the production server.
Recently, I have needed to collaborate with other developers using Source
Safe. But, in order to get source safe working properly, you really need to
be working in virtual directories of the default web site.
Fine, so I started to convert over sites and began using the "~" character
to resolve images, etc. to the root of the application.
However, certain items such as the "backbround" element of the <TD> and
<table> tags does not provide resolution of the "~" character.
What is the proper method for this scenario?
Shawn Zavoda