Hi everyone,
I'm testing habari on a shared hosting platform, wherein multiple domain
names are pointed to different subfolders on the host. So
www.example.com points to SUBS/habari1, www.example2.com points to
SUBS/habari2, etc.
I tossed up a few test posts and then changed the name of the habari
directory, mimicking what would happen if I decided to rearrange the
folder hierarchy, or switch domains, and found that while the main site
comes up ok, the tag links are all broken. The tag links themselves
point to the right folder, but when you go to that location there is
nothing there.
To be more clear:
*Original:* /habari1/
*Tag links point to:* /habari1/tag/dogs
now we move our site, or restructure it and put habari in another branch:
*New: */habari2/
*Tag links point to:* /habari2/tag/dogs (this part is correct)
but if you click the link you 404, I suppose because it's stored
as*/habari1/ *in the database.
I've also noticed that image insert from HabariSilo links to the full
path, rather than a relative path. Clearly external links (FlickrSilo)
must do this, but why for internal content? That nails the blog to one
location unless some poor soul goes and manually edits every post with
local image content.
All of the above is a long way of asking why relative pathing has not
been used? and if there's a simple way to go about implementing it for
someone like me who needs it?
Respectfully,
Andrew
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