loses css and images due to Url Rewriting

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I have implemented Url Rewriting in my Project But due to that All CSS and Images
has been lost ..only data is coming over there but with out css.Can Any body give me the exact solution even i have used Relative path too.For Example

<link href="<%=RelativePath %>Sections/GL/Campaign/Style/CSS/loadingbox.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />

On Web Config.

<rewrite url="^~/Sections/GL/ShopingCart/(.+)" to="~/Sections/GL/TransactionProceed.aspx?SectionId=$1" />

On My Page

C#

Response.Redirect(RelativePath + "Sections/GL/ShopingCart/" + GetEncodedID(this.SectionID));

Posted 8-Mar-11 21:47pm

sanjaykap

Updated 14-May-12 0:17am

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2011-03-09T00:45:00

Solution 1

Use this tip to resolve the URL's: Resolving Paths in a Multi-Folder WebSite[^]

Once the URL's are resolved, CSS files reference too should get resolved.

Posted 9-Mar-11 0:45am

Sandeep Mewara

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fjdiewornncalwe 9-Mar-11 10:03am

As an addition to this, a good way to see what is actually going on is to view the html source in your browser to see what is actually getting sent to your client for these urls. It may shed light as to where a solution lies.