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The only fail-safe relative path is a path relative to the domain: “/GetSimple_2.01/data/uploads/041.jpg”. Starting with a forward slash means this path will be followed starting from the domain’s root.

The problem with relative paths is that you have to think about how visitors are going to see your page in their browser. Thinks about this:

• On the main page (http://example.ms/GetSimple_2.01/) the relative URL should be: data/uploads/041.jpg.
  
• On any page (http://example.ms/GetSimple_2.01/pageslug) the relative URL should be data/uploads/041.jpg.
  
• On any page followed by a slash (http://example.ms/GetSimple_2.01/pageslug/) the relative URL should be ../data/uploads/041.jpg.
  
• On any sub page (http://example.ms/GetSimple_2.01/pageslug/subpage) the relative URL should be ../data/uploads/041.jpg.
  
• On any sub page followed by a slash (http://example.ms/GetSimple_2.01/pageslug/subpage/) the relative URL should be ../../data/uploads/041.jpg.
  

Unless you know exactly how a page is going to be requested by the visitors browser it’s impossible to use “../” in your relative path. You’re stuck with either a path relative to the domain or the exact path.