Chris Neale wrote: > Chris Neale wrote: >> On Thursday 28 June 2007 23:55, Michael Vincent van Rantwijk wrote: >>> Why can't we use something like: >>> >>> $local_conf_skin="\css\default.css" >> >> Unix paths have back slashes :) >> > > This was either supposed to be : > > Unix paths have back slashes ? :) > > or > > Unix paths have back slashes :D > > or I knew what I meant and I still got it wrong when I typed it : ]
No worries, I knew what you was saying with it ;) > "you cannot do \css\filename.css - the web is unix; freebsd is unix; php > is unix when on unix [freebsd]" This young Ubuntu user was still thinking MS Windows, but our local.conf is still untouched and fine so whatever ;) >>> but do we need to use a full path like: >>> >>> $local_conf_skin="http://multizilla.mozdev.org/css/default.css"; ? >> >> The current templating system takes that and makes substitutions - it >> was written to accept a full URL >> >>> p.s. wasn't there some global PHP var with the visited project name? >>> >> >> $project usually >> >> definition HOST covers 'mozdev.org' >> >> cdn > > _______________________________________________ Project_owners mailing list [email protected] http://mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/project_owners
