Hi Evan,
There's really little value in using relative URLs. If they're incorporated into core, they will have to be carefully managed, since links generated in this code go out in email, as part of Atom and RSS feeds, and in OMB.
yes, we discussed that already: Relative vs. absolute links. And yes: we have different opinions to that. But in this case I can't find any reason, why an absolute link would be important here.
The function, that has to produce relative urls to use status.net under http and https is: lib/theme.php: "function theme_path".
You know the status.net code far better than me - I just made some minor patches in my local copy - but I can't find any usage of the theme_path function, where it's used to produce links for RSS or email. Usage like "lib/action.php: 'href="'.theme_path('css/ie.css', 'base')" shouldn't effect any rss-code. So if theme_path will only be used to reference CSS stylesheet files - as one would expect by it's name - relative URLs should be ok.
Or did I miss something? Yours Joachim Seibert -- //SEIBERT/MEDIA GmbH / Rheingau Palais Söhnleinstraße 8 / 65201 Wiesbaden GF: J.Seibert und M.Seibert / AG Wiesbaden: HRB11502 T.+49-611-20570-22 / F.+49-611-20570-70 jseib...@seibert-media.net www.seibert-media.net / http://blog.seibert-media.net
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