Rick,

We are not using a virtual directory in this case. The reverse path works for showing the graphics, but the FrontPage extensions are not working correctly, and I am not sure how to fix that. I am using expandtemplate to display the page. The page itself is very simple. If I move the dll back to the root everything works fine. I can't seem to make it work using a scriptmap. Any suggestions?

>James,
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>Whenever you reference a URL in a specific directory it becmes the active directory. So if you ref:
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>/cgi-bin/wc.dll?somequerystrign
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>/cgi-bin becomes your current directory. If you now reference an image with:
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>images/someimage.gif you're actually saying look in:
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>/cgi-bin/images/
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>for the image. Of course there's no image there.
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>As Michel suggest you either have to use a more absolute URL off the root (/somvirtual/) or you have to use reverse pathing. For example if your structure is:
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>/yourapp/
>/yourapp/images/
>yourapp/cgi-bin/
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>You can use:
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>../images/someimage.gif
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>to get to the image too.
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>If possible always use relative pathing like the latter as it makes the app more portable.
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>Another alternative that bypasses this whole mess with cgi-bin is to use scriptmaps. Using scriptmaps it doesn't matter where the actual DLL sits and you can 'naturally' reference any links via the scriptmap in any location.
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>
>+++ Rick ---
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>>I created a West Wind app and am now getting ready to roll it out. I want to put my exe and wc.dll in a cgi_bin subdirectory underneath my webserserver main directory.
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>>c:\inetpub\wwwroot\myproject\cgi_bin
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>>Everthing works except it can't find the graphics. It keeps looking for the graphics directory under: c:\inetpub\wwwroot\myproject\cgi_bin\graphics. The graphics directory is c:\inetpub\wwwroot\myproject\graphics.
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>>Does anyone know how to resolve this issue?