This is wierd. I want to use a little JS function to redirect
to a URL. WOrks fine when using normal URLs, but when using
search engine friendly, I run into problems. Looks like JS
doesn't see these URLs the same as the Browser.
For example, when I'm at the following URL:
foo.com/bar/index.cfm/action/whatever/param/value
The javascript function:
document.location=('#Attributes.Fuse_Root#/index.cfm/action/logout');
(attributes.fuse_root is '..')
Goes to:
foo.com/bar/index.cfm/action/whatever/action/logout
Is there a neat way to get around this? I'd prefer to
use relative URLs, and keep the Attributes.Fuse_Root
variable.
Thanks,
Erik
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