Matt Jones wrote:
> Not to be critical, but you must have the world's weakest contract
> with this designer... at the very least, they should be willing to
> change the links to absolute paths ("/pagename.html") so that the
> banner's not *completely* broken.
>
> And a Flash nav banner? What is this, 1999? :)
>
> On a more technical note, I've also run into the problem with legacy
> links like this. Another option would be to use mod_rewrite (or
> equivalent if you're not on Apache) to rewrite the links into the
> correct format.
>
> --Matt Jones
>
> On May 13, 8:09�pm, Dan Sadaka <[email protected]>
You're saying as the pages are prefixed with a forward slash, rails
won't try to preprend the controller name? That should work.
Actually, flash nav banners are all the rage again. Hard to find a
decent site without one--and for good reason. What else comes close in
terms of eye-catching quality?
Thanks,
Dan
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