Mark Sapiro pisze:
First of all, if you think you're saving anything by including a
relative or absolute path as the href= value of the stylesheet link as
opposed to a URL, you are not.
If you have for example in your template that becomes
<http://www.example.com/mailman/listinfo/list>, something like
<link rel=stylesheet type="text/css" href="css/stylesheet.css">
that gets sent to the browser just as is, and the browser considers
that as relative to the base URL and does an HTTP GET of path
/mailman/listinfo/css/stylesheet.css from www.example.com to get the
style sheet. The two points are:
- it is no different in terms of HTTP interaction from the case of
putting an absolute URL in the href=, and
- in this example at least, it doesn't work because the web server has
a ScriptAlias for /mailman/ so the web server processes this request
by invoking Mailman's listinfo cgi wrapper which isn't going to serve
the stylesheet.
You probably can specify a full directory path to the css, but the web
server will still look for it relative to the servers document root,
and it isn't really any different from specifying it as a URL.
All this is true and I well realize that. The example with css is
simple. No problem. I actually have a problem with a javascript file
that the layoput designer has used. I am suspecting it won't display
because I have to use a complete URL instead of a relative one as often
is a case with javascripts. Maybe the same principle applies. If anyone
knows, I'd be happy if you drop me a line!
Thanks!
Zbigniew Szalbot
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