I would solve this problem by making paths to javascript, css and
images absolute (i.e. /js/script.js)
This avoids any issues with relative paths in html but also in css
(referring bg images for instance)
On 3/27/09, Daniel Lima <cont...@daniellima.info> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Yeah, that is ok! But, if my webdesigner uses a wysiwyg editor (e.g
> Dreamweaver), he won't can see the template like it´s realy because
> stylesheets path´s are relative.
>
>
> On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 2:30 PM, Kornel Lesinski <kor...@aardvarkmedia.co.uk
>> wrote:
>
>> Not at all. It's best to put PHPTAL templates outside document root (where
>> they are inaccessible to browsers). Paths given to PHPTAL class are
>> relative
>> to script's current directory, e.g. given:
>>
>> private/tpl/template.xml
>> public/index.php
>> public/css/style.css
>>
>> script in public/index.php will need to use
>> PHPTAL("../private/tpl/template.xml"), and template may use
>> href="css/style.css" to refer to stylesheets (CSS/JS paths in templates
>> are
>> relative to page URL that browser sees).
>>
>
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> Daniel Lima
> Web Developer
>
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