thron7 wrote:
>> 3) Just placed the app inside the public dir and accessed the app like
>> "http://localhost:3000/testproject/source/index.html";. For build, just
>> replace 'source' with 'build' in the previous URL and it worked too :)
>>
>>
>
> Be careful when using a source version, as it fetches files from all
> over your hard disk, and all these relative paths have to be valid under
> the web server. The build version is always a self-contained tree.
>
Yes, I burned my fingers and lots of time there :) Make sure you always
use absolute paths and no links when creating the app and from there
it's a smooth sail. I tried using a symlink and it b0rked big time on me
and I was wondering what went wrong.
cheers,
skar.
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