Javascript src path...

[JJ]

In my master page I am refering to a javascript source file:
<script type="text/javascript" src="swfobject.js"></script>

However, this src path will not be valid if any of my files using the master
are in other directories...( as they are).

How do specifiy the source file absolutely so it can be accessed from any
location on the webserver ?

JJ

 

[John Prado]

This is an option, the easiest in my opinion:

<script type="text/javascript"
src='<%=ResolveUrl("~/swfobject.js")%>'></script>

 

[JJ]

That helped a lot - thanks,
JJ

This is an option, the easiest in my opinion:

<script type="text/javascript"
src='<%=ResolveUrl("~/swfobject.js")%>'></script>

 

[Jacek Stawicki]

In my master page I am refering to a javascript source file:
<script type="text/javascript" src="swfobject.js"></script>

However, this src path will not be valid if any of my files using the
master are in other directories...( as they are).

How do specifiy the source file absolutely so it can be accessed from any
location on the webserver ?

John wrote one, and others are:
src="/file.js"
src="http://domain/file.js"

 

[John Prado]

John wrote one, and others are:
src="/file.js"
src="http://domain/file.js"

This works too but in a develop environment with a server in root and a
lot of other app in sub directories this could be a problem.

With the ResolveUrl you can assigned the src of scripts in root of your
app instead of root server.

 

[JJ]

Yes - in this case I am not sure what the final domain name will be, and it
may well change.