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Best practices in project design

Asked by wilcor14 in Programming for ASP.NET, Visual Studio, .NET Framework 2.x

I have a project called CS that I am considering, for simplicity and maintenance purposes, rearranging all the images, .js files, includes etc. I am considering placing them all in the root directory under the project. Other pages with these items in folders underneath this project folder would then point to the root for images, includes etc.
Is this a good way of doing things or should I create image, include folders in these folders underneath the root? I can refer to the root folder by http://localhost/CS/images or by using "/images for example but when I publish the project, CS will be the URL and in my development environment, I can see the images so how do I set up my project to not display the CS and just have http://localhost/images be displayed in my development environment. This should then transfer once in production right? Thanks for any guidance.Start Free Trial
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