michel@digicool.com wrote:

Bill Anderson <bill.anderson@libc.org> writes:

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Ok, trying to make a 'move up one level' link, to allow the user to move back up the url tree one level.

Thus, if user is in "/Members/ucntcme/Projects" and click on the link, they should be looking at "/Members/ucntcme/index_html" page. Unfortunately, it seems to be going up *two* levels, and seeing "/Members/index_html".

Any ideas on why?

Hmmmmmmmmmmm.

Have your tried '<!--#var URL2-->/index_html'?

-Michel

PS: The .. should work, however, note that /x/y/../z may look like /x/z it is really /x/y/../z, meaning that the 'path of aquisition' still goes through y before it gets to x. This could be fouling you.

Well, I *think* I found the issue. I was adding this link to the bottom of a tree structure, and it appears it was taking it's ,,/ from the tree's base of PARENT[0]. So, just for grins, I changed the Tree's base to PARENTS[-1], and it seems to be working now. I will examine this further...