Re: Absolute / relative paths problem

Andras Mantia <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.kde.devel.quanta.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi,

On Thursday 15 March 2007, Oliver König wrote:
> I downloaded all files to /www/htdocs/ on my Notebook. I opened
> Quanta 3.5.6. I created a new Quanta project and in "Directory
> Settings" I defined /www/htdocs/ as the main directory and inserted
> all files from /www/htdocs/ into the project.

I understand that you've specified the main directory when you created a 
new project, right? This setting is only used to know where the project 
is created, but not used anywhere else.

> Problem:
> When I open a html file in Quanta with the VPL editor or the preview
> the images do not display and the hyperlinks do not. It looks like
> Quanta cannot handle absolute links. How can fix this problem without
> changing all references from absolute to relative?

Quanta should handle this cases. As I understood you still have the same 
directory layout:

/www/htdocs - this is the base of the project, hosts he .webprj file
/www/htdocs/images/ - has the png images
/www/htdocs/folder/ - has some html files

What is not working? If you open the project, and open a html file 
from /www/htdocs which has 
<img src="/images/img.png">
and a link to another page: 
<a href="/folder/page.html">page</a>

the image does not appear and the link is wrong??

If yes, do you have any preview prefix set in Project Settings? If no, 
then I don't understand what is the situation when the links are not 
working.


Andras
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