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When the pseudo-URL passed to an HTTP request begins with a slash (e.g. "/path/to/resource"), the pseudo-URL is "completed" by treating it as if the given path were under the Web site's root directory (e.g. "http://my.site/path/to/directory"). Clearly, you were expecting the pseudo-URL to be processed as if the given path were under your Web application's root directory. Well, I have bad news for you: The HTTP protocol does not deal with such a thing as a "Web application". The ASP.NET MVC Framework provides the <code>Url.Content</code> function, which takes pseudo-URLs beginning with a tilde character (e.g., "~/path/to/resource") and returns the result of replacing the tilde character with the Web application's root directory (e.g., "http://my.site/an/application/path/to/resource", assuming the Web application's root directory is "http:/my.site/an/application"). However, the ASP.NET MVC Framework is only available on the server side. If your JavaScript runs on the client side, it cannot call <code>Url.Content</code>. But not all is lost. The ASP.NET MVC Framework <a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.mvc.controller.javascript.aspx" rel="nofollow">allows you to dynamically generate JavaScript code on the server and run it on the client</a>, the same way it <a href="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.mvc.controller.view.aspx" rel="nofollow">allows you to dynamically generate HTML content and of course send it to the client</a>. That way, you can expand the pseudo-URLs into actual URLs on the server side, and deploy the resulting JavaScript code to the client.
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