Hi Girija,

Right click home.aspx in VS and select Set as Start Page. Also, go to IIS, right click your Virtual Directory->Properties->Documents and just check if admin_home.aspx is not listed there.

HTH,

Vivek

Actually my start page is index.aspx, and it will be redirected to different home.aspx pages depending on the permissions of the user.

My code goes like this...

Are you sure all the folders in the same root as the index page?
Use tild before the directories, which accesses the path from root folder ex: ("~/guests/home.aspx").
And also you are appending strReason for each strRedirect which becomes an invalid filename. If you are passing a parameter, it should read this way

strRedirect = "~/guests/home.aspx?reason="+ strReason;

Thanks

strRedirect = "superusers/home.aspx" + strReason;

Make sure this path is relative to the root, see this article for details:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178116.aspx

HTH,

Vivek

Thanks vivek and e_screw!!! The home.aspx problem is solved. If replaced the paths with  ~/admin/home.aspx.

But the problem with images still exists. I replaced the logo.png with new logo.png in graphics directory. I am surprised because the old logo.png is no longer existing , but I still get the old image. my image path is ../graphics/logo.png.

Girija,

You can use the "~" operator with images too, you just need to add runat="server" and and "id" attribute to the <image> tag. This will make sure that the images are referenced from thr right directory.

Also, try to delete all images by the old name so that there is no confusion.

Vivek

yes, as said, always use the full virtual path, which you can get upto the root by using ~ operator.

Thanks