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That is relatively simple.<br />
Use Server.MapPath(&quot;http://servername.domain.com/path&quot;).<br />
This will return the physical path on the server.<br />
From that you could do a search for all the .aspx, .html of the path and populate your listbox.
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That is relatively simple.
Use Server.MapPath("http://servername.domain.com/path").
This will return the physical path on the server.
From that you could do a search for all the .aspx, .html of the path and populate your listbox.

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From that you could do a search for all the .aspx, .html of the path and populate your listbox. 
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What search parameters should I use? Do you have any example code?
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> From that you could do a search for all the .aspx, .html of the path and populate your listbox.


What search parameters should I use? Do you have any example code?

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This doesn't seem to work in silverlight, I'll have to try a similar approach that is silverlight friendly.
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This doesn't seem to work in silverlight, I'll have to try a similar approach that is silverlight friendly.

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I'm looking for a way to populate a listbox with all the pages found in a vitual directory.<br />
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The UI will have an entry for the user to enter the path (e.g. http://servername.domain.com/path), I then need to get ll pages and sub folders within tis directory.<br />
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Does anyone know if this is possible?<br />
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Thanks 
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I'm looking for a way to populate a listbox with all the pages found in a vitual directory.

The UI will have an entry for the user to enter the path (e.g. http://servername.domain.com/path), I then need to get ll pages and sub folders within tis directory.

Does anyone know if this is possible?

Thanks 

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