[mrtechnique]

I'm restructuring a website and I am putting .php files in a lower directory than the root directory. My images directory is one level lower than the root directory. Is there a way I can set the image directory to the root image directory. For example, I have a file called golfDevelopment.php stored in the golf-development directory and if it is accessed via the internet, it would be www.mysite.com/directory/file.php. My images directory if accessed would be www.mysite.com/images/. Now if I want to access any images from this file, it would look like this:

<img src="../images/myimage.jpg">

I want to be able to access an image by typing this:

<img src="images/myimage.jpg">

I would like to access my images like this regardless of what level my .php files are on. Can someone help me?

[midders]

Try using "/images/image1.jpg"; the root directory of your web site can normally be accessed via "/". This is an absolute path, rather than a relative path (e.g. "./" for current directory).

Slainte

midders

[mrtechnique]

That solved my problem. I just had to upload the file to my server first. My local IIS server couldn't do it because I have separate folders for each client's website, so when I used '/images/image.jpg', it would go to http://localhost/images/image.jpg instead of http://localhost/clientfolder/images/image.jpg.