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Tamás Marcinkovics updated KNOX-3556:
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    Summary: Rewrite: add find option to apply so URLs embedded in HTML 
attribute values and style text can be rewritten  (was: Rewrite: add find 
option to <apply> so URLs embedded in HTML attribute values and <style> text 
can be rewritten)

> Rewrite: add find option to apply so URLs embedded in HTML attribute values 
> and style text can be rewritten
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>
>                 Key: KNOX-3556
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/KNOX-3556
>             Project: Apache Knox
>          Issue Type: Task
>          Components: Server
>    Affects Versions: 3.0.0
>            Reporter: Tamás Marcinkovics
>            Assignee: Tamás Marcinkovics
>            Priority: Major
>
> Add find mode to rewrite {{<apply>}} for HTML attributes and text
> OpenSearch Dashboards puts its base path into the page as 
> {{{}<osd-injected-metadata 
> data="\{"basePath":"/ctx","serverBasePath":"/ctx",…}">{}}}. 
> The browser JS reads this once at startup and builds every request URL and 
> the router base from it, so the value must include the Knox prefix 
> ({{{}/gateway/<topology>/ctx{}}}).
> Knox rewrites an attribute only when its whole value is a URL, so a URL 
> embedded in a JSON attribute value is left unchanged.
> Because Knox cannot rewrite inside the attribute, the backend has to be 
> configured with the gateway path and topology name. In that page only four 
> values need rewriting: basePath, serverBasePath, i18n.translationsUrl and 
> branding.assetFolderUrl. 
> About 100 font URLs in inline {{<style>}} are affected the same way.
> Proposal
> Add an optional find attribute to <apply> (default false, so existing service 
> definitions are unaffected):
> {{<content type="*/html">}}
> {{<apply path="/ctx[^&"'\s\\)]*" find="true" rule="..."/>}}
> {{</content>}}
> When it is set, the HTML reader applies the regex with {{Matcher.find()}} to 
> attribute values and to {{<style>}} text. It rewrites each match through the 
> named rule and leaves the surrounding text untouched. This is the behaviour 
> the reader already has for {{<script>}} text.



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