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JJ
I am embarrassed to ask this as I'm sure it must be easy to do, but I've
looked everywhere.
I just want to get the root url of my web site:
i.e. http://www.mywebsite.com/
I am writing code that produces a HTML newletter that is sent out to
subscribers. The images therefore need fully qualifed links (not relative
ones). As I'd like to use this code on other sites, I want to find the root
url programmatically.
As I am developing in visual studio 2005 hosting environment at the moment,
so I guess the caculation would come up with something like
'http://locahost:1234/www.mywebsite.com' . On the 'live site it needs to
return 'http://www.mywebsite.com/' . Can 'ApplicationPath' be used here?
I'm confused - sorry. Any help very appreciated.
JJ
looked everywhere.
I just want to get the root url of my web site:
i.e. http://www.mywebsite.com/
I am writing code that produces a HTML newletter that is sent out to
subscribers. The images therefore need fully qualifed links (not relative
ones). As I'd like to use this code on other sites, I want to find the root
url programmatically.
As I am developing in visual studio 2005 hosting environment at the moment,
so I guess the caculation would come up with something like
'http://locahost:1234/www.mywebsite.com' . On the 'live site it needs to
return 'http://www.mywebsite.com/' . Can 'ApplicationPath' be used here?
I'm confused - sorry. Any help very appreciated.
JJ