Re: Problem with relative paths for images

Hello Julien,

> The problem is that apparently the image file has to
> be in a subdirectory of "chrome". It doesn't work if
> I use "../" to access a parent directory of
> "chrome", such as follows:
> 
> <image src="../images/image.gif">
>
> Does anyone know how to do that ?

  You might wonna look into creating your own resource
loader that follow your own policy.

  - Gerald


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