At 08:16 26/03/99 , Raver wrote:
Q1
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index_html (Top) has <A HREF="F2">F2</A> index_html (F2) has <A HREF="F2-folder1">F21</A> and <A HREF="Top">Top</A>
Starting at URL: localhost/Top is fine and following links to F2 and from there on to F2-folder is correct (URL beeing localhost/Tope/F2/F2-folder1), but if I, when in F2, press the link to 'Top' something strange? happens: I get to Top all rigth, but the URL is now localhost/Top/F2/Top (Top beeing appended to the URL)
What am I dooing wrong?
You're URL is a relative one. The browser sees 'Top', and requests the object Top with the current Base URL, which is localhost/Top/F2/. And because of Aquisition, Top.F2.Top exists.... And so will Top.F2.Top.F2.Top.F2.... which can get you into a nice caching problem.
Q2
Recently I got help on using the #tree tag, and apparantly everything worked all rigth, but ...
I get the tree-view, can expand the tree pressing either foldernames or the '+' button - fine. But If I press the '+' button I'm not able top directly access the files appearing (404 error, file not found), I have to enter the folder first before I can get the file. This seems strange and I want to know if theres a solution to this.
Heres my #tree href part:
<A HREF="<!--#var URL1-->/<!--#var id-->"><!--#var id--></A>
Help is much appreciated
Your URL should include the realitve path to the subfolder. the var tree-item-url gives you the URL to the current object, relative to the base object. Your code should read (untested): <A HREF="<!--#var URL1-->/<!--#var tree-item-url-->"><!--#var id--></A> Or words to that effect.. -- Martijn Pieters, Web Developer | Antraciet http://www.antraciet.nl | Tel: +31-35-6254545 Fax: +31-35-6254555 | mailto:mj@antraciet.nl http://www.antraciet.nl/~mj | PGP: http://wwwkeys.nl.pgp.net:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0xA8A32149 ------------------------------------------