There is a function urllib.basejoin(base, url) that will convert a base
URL and a possibly relative url and give you an absolute one.
James.
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On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, Hassan Aurag wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I am using gnome-python the latest. Gtkhmtl works fine until you load
> urls.
>
> I am not sure how the python bindings use gtkhtml or python urllib
> stuff, but all relative urls are scrapped somehow. Which means that it
> will look for <img src="gifs/whatever.png"> locally instead of
> relatively to the base url I gave it.
>
> I have used the gtkhtml_demo.py stuff as basic ingredient. For python
> illiterates
>
> you usually use something like urllib.urlopen(url) which returns the
> whole page as raw data that you then feed to gtkhtml using its write
> method.
>
> And this where I don't know how things go, but relative urls don't
> work, and believe me when I say all out there are usually relative
> stuff.
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