netscape/ie problemo

[pgrimes]

Hi There.

In internet explorer, this code:

    for (int i=0; i<=Files.Length-1; i++) {
	 if (Files[i].Extension.ToUpper() == ".CPD"){
      txtListing.Text += "<tr><td><img src='images/file.gif'><a href='/cpthandler/SVGgraph/svgGraph.aspx?cptFilePath="+strDir+"\\"+Files[i].Name+"' target='_blank'>"+Files[i].Name+"</a></td><td valign='bottom'>"+Files[i].LastWriteTime+"</td></tr>";
     }

Makes this link:
http://149.136.90.51/cpthandler/SVGg...101\99-132.CPD


In Netscape, this code:

    for (int i=0; i<=Files.Length-1; i++) {
	 if (Files[i].Extension.ToUpper() == ".CPD"){
      txtListing.Text += "<tr><td><img src='images/file.gif'><a href='/cpthandler/SVGgraph/svgGraph.aspx?cptFilePath="+strDir+"\\"+Files[i].Name+"' target='_blank'>"+Files[i].Name+"</a></td><td valign='bottom'>"+Files[i].LastWriteTime+"</td></tr>";
     }

Makes this link:
http://149.136.90.51/cpthandler//cpt...3.4\99-160.CPD

Notice how the link in crappy old netscape (version 4.7 & 6.1) has the folder name listed in there twice....
that is a problem for me.

Any idea why it's happenin'?

Thanks,

Paul

[DevGrp]

Simple solution to a simple problem. Dont support Netscape.

[Cander]

try addding the ../ before the cpthandler part.

[pgrimes]

DevGrp...

Simple solution to a simple problem. Dont support Netscape.

Oh... if I only could. I work for the state (CA) and it is their friggin' default browser. grrr.


Cander...

try addding the ../ before the cpthandler part.

Sweet... that worked.


thanks much,

Paul

[Cander]

and DevGrp, sometime you just dont have a choice in what browsers to support. Ive done 3 big projects where I work, 2 of them had to work in netscape/ie and the 3rd I was able to do ie only. It just depends.

[pgrimes]

Ya, I'm forced to have the majority of my apps work seamlessly in netscape/ie. It SUCKS!

[DevGrp]

I figured this was just a personal project, anyway I'm glad you got your question answered though.

.dev