List item in un ordered list not working properly

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Hi All,

Created Menu using html Un ordered list,

Using Href : one list item redirecting to one web form in A folder.

Second list item redirecting to another web form in B folder.

For the first list item navigating perfectly,

but when clicking on the second list item , it is searching for the file from A Folder, Rather searching in B Folder,

Please suggest me in solving this,

Thanks in advance.

What I have tried:

< href="A/Webform1.aspx"> Sample1

< href="B/Webform2.aspx"> Sample2

Posted 11-Jul-16 23:03pm

Baroor

Updated 12-Jul-16 2:59am

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Richard Deeming · Answer 1 · 2016-07-12T02:59:00

You're specifying a relative URL. This will be relative to the current page. If you're in the root of your site, both links will be correct. But if you're on a page in the A folder, both links will be wrong, as they'll resolve to /A/A/Webform1.aspx and /A/B/Webform2.aspx.

Add runat="server" to the <a> tags, and use app-relative paths:

ASP.NET

<a runat="server" href="~/A/Webform1.aspx">Sample 1</a>
<a runat="server" href="~/B/Webform2.aspx">Sample 2</a>

That way, ASP.NET will resolve the links relative to the root of your application, and will output the correct link for you.