How to reference a Content scriptlet ?

[SteelArt]

I am sure this is a dumb question but thought I would ask anyway.

I have added a content scriptlet to the website and now I wish to add a link to the navigation bar which opens it up. I have edited the standard navbar and made the link appear. What I can't figure out is what the address is ?

<td class="navigation" colspan="2">
<div class="content" style="float:left;">
<a href="~/Default.aspx" class="tab">Home</a>
<a href="~/Search.aspx" class="tab">Product Finder</a>
<a href="~/AdvancedSearch.aspx" class="tab">Advanced Search</a>
#if ($store.Currencies.Count > 1 )
<a href="~/Currencies.aspx" class="tab">Currencies</a>
#end
<a href="~/ContactUs.aspx" class="tab">Contact Us</a>
<a href="~/App_Data/Scriptlets/Custom/MyPage.htm" class="tab">Manxter 2+2 </a> ### The line I have added, tried a heap of variation but nothing seems to work ?
</div>
</td>

I searched the help files etc with no luck. It is not an issue to direct to an external website etc just can't figure out the href path for the scriptlet I have added.

[plugables]

Scriptlets are not supposed to be accessed directly. Scriptlets are the building blocks of the page. You refer to the page that uses the scriptlet in question. Scriptlets are of 5 types. Layout, Header, Footer, Sidebar and Content. Each type of scriptlet is in its corresponding directory. A display page in AC, be it a product, category, webpage or other, is built based on the scriptlets assigned to it.

If you want to add a static html file just add it to your store home directory and access it directly. If you want to add a new page with dynamic content, create a new aspx page, similar to one of the existing pages in home directory. You can simply make a copy of Defalut.aspx and edit it to change the scriptlets assigned to it.

[frankssports]

how do you assign a scriptlet to a new webpage?

i just created this webpage and created a new scriptlet for content but is not working https://www.frankssports.com/couponoffers

thanks

[jmestep]

For most webpages, there are four files and they are put together like this, using the product page as a sample.
Product.aspx in the root of the site
Show Product 1.htm in the Scriplets/Default/Content folder- that has code in it like [[ConLib:BuyProductDialog]]
Two or more files in the ConLib folder- BuyProductDialog.ascx and BuyProductDialog.ascx.cs

So you would need to create those files. Normally I start out by copying existing files and editing them.

[frankssports]

thanks