If your image directory is in the root of the application you should use the tilde character '~' at the start:

 type.ImageUrl = "~/Images/" + "folder.gif";


you should include the full path to the image from the root, so if the image is in Content/Images:

 type.ImageUrl = "~/Content/Images/" + "folder.gif";


At runtime, the '~/' is translated to the correct path to the image and rendered to the page.

If this is not working, you need to post the relevant markup of the page and the codebehind. Alos, it would help if you rightclick the image in IE and slect properties. You can see the expected path there. Or open the page in Firefox, with the Firebug Addon installed, right click the image and select Inspect Element. This will show you the path that was rendered and you can compare this to where the image actually is in your project.

tree view properties in web application
I have very limited options in my kitchen, and while the dutch oven is the preferred method for getting an 'oven spring' while baking sourdough, I do not have a cast iron pot to do it.

IF stainless steel is a good substitute, should I consider extra precautions?
