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Peter - 31 Mar 2004 22:21 GMT
I built an application on my local box which works fine. WHen I deploy it to the web server, it no longer finds the relative paths

In my locale box the app is built off teh C drive, on the server the Inetpub directory is on the d drive.
Scott M. - 31 Mar 2004 22:56 GMT
When you moved the app to the production box, were you sure to move all the
files so that they stayed relative to each other?

You can just look at the resulting HTML for something that is not resolving
correctly and then check to see if that path exists on the production box.

> I built an application on my local box which works fine. WHen I deploy it to the web server, it no longer finds the relative paths.
>
> In my locale box the app is built off teh C drive, on the server the Inetpub directory is on the d drive.

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