The result of a this thread is this:

If you get this error
if you apply a skin to a page and you have <%= SkinPath %> somewhere in your skin, the real problem is that you don't have a pane with "id=ContentPane" in your skin.

The added SkinPath variable is just hiding the DNN message, that it cannot find the ContentPane.

(I guess only people that are skinning in ascx instead of HTML can make this mistake)

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My original post:
I created my own skin which works okay, but now I'm trying to use
<img src="<%=skinpath%>img/01.jpg">
This causes an error:
Server Error in etc....: "The resource cannot be found" (HTTP:404)
The strange thing is that this only happens when applied to a certain page. If I apply the skin to a different page it does work, and if I remove only <%=skinpath%> from the skin  the page loads normally.
Ofcourse I can remove the page and create a new one but I think a skin should never cause an error like this.
Normally it doesn't, if there's a bug in a skin you get a nice DNN error on top of the page.
Anybody any ideas?

DNN 3.2, page language VB.NET

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Thanks for the reply.
I used <%= skinpath %> in my page, but not in my post....
I tested <%=skinpath%> and <%= skinpath %> but either of them doesn't change the behaviour of the page.
If I try something useless like <%= sdfsdfasdf %> I still don't get a HTTP 404 error. I tried making a new page and apply the skin; no problem, the problem is in the page somehow I guess. But where did the problem come from......
I've had this problem before, then solved it by making a new page, but since it happens again, I want find the reason......  I've seen some other posts about the subject but none of them has been "solved"
Timo

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I'm aware of that. The strange thing is that one pages doesn't and all the others do accept the skin......
Thanks for your time, Timo

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