How to make broken images/links broken!
Hi folks, I think this has to do with acquisition. Here's my problem. I've an image, say http://localhost:8080/colorado/images/myimage.jpg Now, with Zope, if in a DTML document called http://localhost:8080/colorado/test.html , I refer to it as <img src="images/myimage.jpg"> it works as expected. However, if I have another DTML document called http://localhost:8080/colorado/slideshows/test2.html which *also* refers to it as <img src="images/myimage.jpg"> the image appears there also. I don't want this to happen. I would like this image to be broken as you would expect in a normal, dumb webserver. However, I don't want to turn off acquisition completely in all the folders too (I don't know how to do that either). Is there any thing we can do to test2.html which will not show things like this? FYI: This is for a content management application using Zope. We use Zope to make our content, then make static pages into file system to be served by IIS. All that works very nice. But users often give wrong URL for their images in the content and in the Zope DTML method (like test2.html) which does the preview, these images appear all right and so they think it is going to be OK in the static version too. I'm using something like ZIE for editor, so at least in that if we can disable acquisition, that would be neat. Many thanks in advance V.Satheesh Babu Web Technologies Group, (703)-841-5348 sbabu@tnc.org The Nature Conservancy http://www.tnc.org http://vsbabu.csoft.net/ "The man who smiles when things go wrong has thought of someone to blame it on." --- Jone's Law
I'd change to using 2.3 with the Cache management stuff and leave IIS totally out of the loop. Then everyone gets what they expect and you get nice, fast-served pages :-) cheers, Chris PS: Maybe having ZServer behind Apache would be needed for a decent solution. sbabu@tnc.org wrote:
Hi folks,
I think this has to do with acquisition. Here's my problem.
I've an image, say http://localhost:8080/colorado/images/myimage.jpg
Now, with Zope, if in a DTML document called http://localhost:8080/colorado/test.html , I refer to it as <img src="images/myimage.jpg"> it works as expected.
However, if I have another DTML document called http://localhost:8080/colorado/slideshows/test2.html which *also* refers to it as <img src="images/myimage.jpg"> the image appears there also. I don't want this to happen. I would like this image to be broken as you would expect in a normal, dumb webserver.
However, I don't want to turn off acquisition completely in all the folders too (I don't know how to do that either).
Is there any thing we can do to test2.html which will not show things like this?
FYI: This is for a content management application using Zope. We use Zope to make our content, then make static pages into file system to be served by IIS. All that works very nice. But users often give wrong URL for their images in the content and in the Zope DTML method (like test2.html) which does the preview, these images appear all right and so they think it is going to be OK in the static version too. I'm using something like ZIE for editor, so at least in that if we can disable acquisition, that would be neat.
Many thanks in advance
V.Satheesh Babu Web Technologies Group, (703)-841-5348 sbabu@tnc.org The Nature Conservancy http://www.tnc.org http://vsbabu.csoft.net/ "The man who smiles when things go wrong has thought of someone to blame it on." --- Jone's Law
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