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error when using AbsolutePath
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AbsolutePath is the string of the file.<br />
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eg: &nbsp;<a href="Http://MyServer/pdfs/State/01082013/00000/010813010206.PDF" rel="ugc">Http://MyServer/pdfs/State/01082013/00000/010813010206.PDF</a>
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AbsolutePath is the string of the file.

eg:  Http://MyServer/pdfs/State/01082013/00000/010813010206.PDF [Http://MyServer/pdfs/State/01082013/00000/010813010206.PDF]

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I would like to pull only the dynamic path and not the full path to my tree node Naviateurl<br />
I tried server.mappath but get and error. example below.<br />
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Dim files As FileInfo() = thisDir.GetFiles(&quot;*.*&quot;)<br />
For Each file As FileInfo In files<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Dim thisFileNode As New TreeNode(file.Name, Nothing, &quot;Images/file.gif&quot;)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; thisDirNode.ChildNodes.Add<wbr />(thisFileN<wbr />ode)<br />
hisFileNode.NavigateUrl = file.DirectoryName.ToStrin<wbr />g + file.name<br />
Next<br />
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('C:/inetpub/wwwroot/pdfs/<wbr />State/0108<wbr />2013/00000<wbr />/010813010<wbr />206.PDF')<br />
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to <br />
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/State/01082013/00000/0108<wbr />13010206.P<wbr />DF
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I would like to pull only the dynamic path and not the full path to my tree node Naviateurl
I tried server.mappath but get and error. example below.

Dim files As FileInfo() = thisDir.GetFiles("*.*")
For Each file As FileInfo In files
            Dim thisFileNode As New TreeNode(file.Name, Nothing, "Images/file.gif")
            thisDirNode.ChildNodes.Add(thisFileNode)
hisFileNode.NavigateUrl = file.DirectoryName.ToString + file.name
Next


('C:/inetpub/wwwroot/pdfs/State/01082013/00000/010813010206.PDF')


to 

/State/01082013/00000/010813010206.PDF

treenode naviateurl

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