On Saturday, Nov 30, 2002, at 23:56 Europe/London, Michael A Nachbaur wrote:

For example:

<a href="printable">printable version</a>

Printable isn't an actual file, but the browser should just tack that on the end of your URI. If you use the Apache::AxKit::Plugin::AddXSLParams::Request AxKit plugin this then becomes unnecessary, because you can then access your URI parameters through XSL parameters; I personally prefer this method.
If you're at http://server/foo/bar/xyz and click on the above link, it takes you to /foo/bar/printable, not /foo/bar/xyz/printable.

However it does work if *all* your urls use appended styles.

Matt.


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