I'm upgrading from SharePoint 2007 to 2010 and the $SPUrl:~sitecollection expression doesn't appear to be working anymore. It replaces ~sitecollection with the current site URL instead of the root URL. For example, if I'm in http://mysite.com/its/itsinternal, and I have a reference to <% $SPUrl:~sitecollection/its %>, the URL is formatted as http://mysite.com/its/itsinternal/its. Is there a configuration somewhere that controls this?
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After working with Microsoft and being unable to get it running the way I want, I've opted to use absolute URLs when I'm trying to reach the top level site collection from a nested site collection. |
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