Nick Murtagh wrote:
I would like to do the same with WebKit but
http://localhost/WK/MyContex/index.py/param1/param2
does not work as I expected (index.py is not recognized as file to be
parsed). Is there any way to fix it?
Set ExtraPathInfo to 1 in Application.config.
i'm too experimenting with ext
On Tuesday 12 August 2003 10:24, Nick Murtagh wrote:
> deelan wrote:
> > however there's an unwanted side-effect, in my generated
> > page i have some relative URL, e.g. a couple of CSS files,
> > included in the HTML code with:
> >
> > @import url("styles/weblog.css");
> >
> > the problem is that
deelan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> yes, this is the issue i wanted to point out with my post.
> after "index" servlet everything is fictional: "param1" and "param2"
> are just used to make the URL more friendly, so instead of write:
> http://somehost.com/context/servlet?key=1param1&key2=pa
david e wrote:
Regarding extrapath urls. Any suggestions on how to handle "path info"
with data containing slashes.
Like, /zipcode/12345/name/n/a/
>>> import urllib
>>> urllib.quote_plus('n/a')
'n%2Fa'
>>> urllib.unquote('n%2Fa')
'n/a'
---
Thi
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the problem is that webware searches for such CSS files
under the /param1/param2/ folders (of course both are
fictional):
/WK/weblog/index/param1/param2/styles/print.css
Relative URLs are converted into absolute ones by the web browser.
So there is nothing Webware can do a
On Sunday, August 10, 2003, at 06:40 AM, deelan wrote:
the problem is that webware searches for such CSS files
under the /param1/param2/ folders (of course both are
fictional):
/WK/weblog/index/param1/param2/styles/print.css
obviously the CSS are not imported and then the page
looks unstyled.
for
Nick Murtagh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> deelan wrote:
> >
> > @import url("styles/weblog.css");
> >
> > the problem is that webware searches for such CSS files
> > under the /param1/param2/ folders (of course both are
> > fictional):
> >
> > /WK/weblog/index/param1/param2/styles/print
deelan wrote:
: >Yes, this is a real area of black magic in the sense that the application
: >writer would want the relative URLs resolved in terms of the "real part" of
: >the URL.
: yes, this is the issue i wanted to point out with my post.
: after "index" servlet everything is fictional: "param
deelan wrote:
however there's an unwanted side-effect, in my generated
page i have some relative URL, e.g. a couple of CSS files,
included in the HTML code with:
@import url("styles/weblog.css");
the problem is that webware searches for such CSS files
under the /param1/param2/ folders (of course b
Hallo,
deelan hat gesagt: // deelan wrote:
> yes, this is the issue i wanted to point out with my post.
> after "index" servlet everything is fictional: "param1" and "param2"
> are just used to make the URL more friendly, so instead of write:
> http://somehost.com/context/servlet?key=1param1&key2=
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