Re: generic problem...

Well, that's all the options I can think of.  If I were you, (and this is
what I do), I'd use absolute urls.  It makes the code more portable from
system to system and fixing broken absolute urls is easier than finding
and fixing broken relative urls.

Anyhow, I'm not sure how else you could solve your problem.

/will

On Mon, 1 Mar 2004, gabor wrote:
>
> it would, but then ..welll.. we arrived to my actual problem.
>
> i did what you said, i had my non-blog pages php-include head/foot.html.
>
> the problem is the following:
>
> 1. i like to use relative urls
> 2. my head/foot.html are in $HOME/public_html/blog
> 3. now imagine a file, let's call it about_me.html living in
> $HOME/public_html,
> which includes $HOME/public_html/blog/head.z10n.
> 4. in that file, there is a link to about_me.html. but in that file,
> it's <a href="../about_me.html"> because it's in the directory about it.
> 5. but when it gets included from about_me.html, then the link will
> point to the directory above $HOME/public_html.
>
> that's the problem :)
>
> it can be solved with usinga absolute links, but i'd prefer not to use
> them.
>
> gabor
>
>
>
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