Sorry for the newbish question. I'm new to Sharepoint, and ASP.NET.
I noticed that there are several examples floating around the net addressing setting URLs with the "<% $SPUrl:~[some path]... %>" syntax.
Considering, I just found out about tilde expansion on controls that's are being run at the server, I figured I'd ask and, hopefully, save myself more pain (I've been searching for a couple of days, now).
I know "<%=" is short for response.write. I know "<%#" is related to databinding.
But I have no idea what "<%$" is nor what "SPUrl:" is. My first thought was that SPUrl is some kind of environment variable or label. But I can find a reference anywhere.
Can someone explain?
I noticed that there are several examples floating around the net addressing setting URLs with the "<% $SPUrl:~[some path]... %>" syntax.
Considering, I just found out about tilde expansion on controls that's are being run at the server, I figured I'd ask and, hopefully, save myself more pain (I've been searching for a couple of days, now).
I know "<%=" is short for response.write. I know "<%#" is related to databinding.
But I have no idea what "<%$" is nor what "SPUrl:" is. My first thought was that SPUrl is some kind of environment variable or label. But I can find a reference anywhere.
Can someone explain?