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| | Problem displaying .NET assembly on web page (Space in URL) Hello there, I have a .net user control that I am displaying on a web page using the following syntax for my object tag: <object id='objLauncher' name='objLauncher' Style='width:600px; height: 350px;' classid='MyThing.dll#TutorPro.MyThing'></object> Now, under normal circumstances, this works perfectly fine. The problem occurs if there is a space in the URL to the page using the object tag. Event though my dll is in the same folder as the page with the object tag, if there is a space anywhere in the URL, it simply does not display. I have tried using %20 instead of the space in the address bar of IE but it still does not work. If I get rid of the space, in the actual folder name, everything works fine. For example, this works: "http://localhost/mytest/test1/ launchcontrol.htm" but this does not work "http://localhost/my test/ test1/launchcontrol.htm" and neither does this "http://localhost/my %20test/test1/launchcontrol.htm". If anyone can shed any light on this problem, it would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance. IAN KEVAN |
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