I am trying to create a link in some html to appear in an HtmlBox that, when clicked on, will open a file in a sub-folder of my VWG app.

I don't want the full folder path to appear in the <a href= element as I think this would be too insecure (i.e. I don't want to use Context.Server.MapPath).  However, if I try to make the link relative and just make it <a href="MyFolder/MyFile.txt">, then VWG prefixes the URL with the following:

/Route/1.96.1/ie/en-US/Default/

So the URL becomes /Route/1.96.1/ie/en-US/Default/MyFolder/MyFile.txt.  As this path doesn't exist on the server, the link fails.

What am I doing wrong?

Any help gratefully received.  Thanks

NR

Thanks for your help, Palli.

Sorry to come back on this.

I have replaced the HtmlBox with a panel on which I dynamically create LinkLabel objects.  The LinkLabel objects are created from a list received from a database of file names.  I have also implemented the FileDownloadGateway control as per the wiki and other posts on this forum.

When I click on the LinkLabel for the file, VS2008 breaks at a point in Resources.Gizmox.WebGUI.Forms.Form.js.wgx, where the code says "{window.open(v2,v189,v647)", with an "Access is denied" error.  This appears to be a VS 2008 error message rather than ASP or VWG.  The options are then to Break, Continue or Ignore.  Nothing happens if I click Break or Continue.  If I select Ignore, then after a few further seconds, another error appears saying "htmlfile: Invalid argument".  If I select Ignore again, the file opens in a new tab.Can anybody help, please?