Octavian Râsnita wrote:
But if in the templates you use urls like:
<a href="/user">...</a>
you need to change them to urls like:
<a href="[% c.uri_for('/user') %]">...</a>
There is an alternative to using uri_for in every link:
<base href="[% c.request.base %]">
...
<a href="user"></a>
This method will work whether your deployment is at the base of the
domain, or a subdirectory.
We used this method so that we could run applications under user
directories:
http://dev.server.com/~someuser/app1/
But then on production have them run at the base of their domain.
http://app1.domain.com/
- Jim
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