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Webmaster Forum / ASP / Database Access / August 2008#INCLUDE VIRTUAL
What is difference between having ' / ' in front of the virtual directory name or not having. For example: <!-- #INCLUDE VIRTUAL="/include/ObjDef.inc" --> vs. <!-- #INCLUDE VIRTUAL="include/ObjDef.inc" --> For my web app, both seem to be working.. so, I am just curious. > What is difference between having ' / ' in front of the virtual directory > name or not having. For example: / means start at root of virtual directory try. No slash means start from current directory. They are only equivalent if the current directory *is* ths root directory. |
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