Hi Lubos, I unfortunately can't replicate this behavior. As long as you've got the "automatically encode Zope-generated URLs with a browser id" parameter checked off in your browser id manager, and as long as you don't provide *absolute* urls in your links, the URLs rendered by the browser should indeed include the URL fragments which identify the session. OTOH, if you are providing absolute links in the content (links beginning with a '/' or links that include a protocol like "http://" in them), the browser will not take into account the base url of the page and the link will be rendered as written. Eg: <a href="testlink">testlink</a> becomes a link to: http://localhost:8080/_ZopeId/30629499A0xKIYXTE4A/testlink <a href="/testlink">absolute testlink</a> becomes a link to: http://localhost:8080/testlink <a href="http://testlink">absolute testlink with protocol</a> becomes a link to: http://testlink If you see something different, please let me know. - C On Wed, 2003-04-16 at 08:19, Lubos Culen wrote:
Hi,
I have a page with session data transferring through the URLs, so the page URLs in browser look like http://www.mysite.com/_ZopeId/84525053A0xJuPCpTSI/mydir/mydocument.
Now, let's have DTML document called "content" inside the "mydocument" folder, which contains some "static" HTML data (this data cannot be DTML, because it needs to be editable with some WYSIWYG editor). Above these folders is some ZPT template called index_html, which will display the content data inside the some template. Let's have some link in the "mydocument/content" document, which is for example <a href="other_document">Link</a> . It is inside the content area and it is linked *relatively*, so I suppose it should maintain the session data (so the Zope's result URL would be http://www.mysite.com/_ZopeId/84525053A0xJuPCpTSI/mydir/other_document ). But the reality is bad - result URL is only http://www.mysite.com/mydir/other_document and the session data is lost.
So, the question is, is there *any* way how to maintain URL sessions when linking relatively inside plain content (non-DTML and non-ZPT) document in Zope? Or, if not, how people use to solve this problem generally, when need to transfer non-cookie session data through static <a href="..."> URLs?
Thanks for the answer,
Lubos.
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