Hiya,
Quick, and I hope relatively simply question: If I have a file under cocoon at say: http://domain.name/foo/blort and in the auto-mounted sitemap for blort I have: <map:match pattern="wibble"> <map:redirect-to uri="wibble/"/> </map:match> because when MSIE bookmarks things it leaves off the / on http://domain.name/foo/blort/wibble/ and I have another match saying what happens to wibble/ I run into a problem if a referenced file in wibble/ say something like wibble/index.html has relative url references. i.e. if someone goes to http://domain.name/foo/blort/wibble/ which loads index.html a link like <a href="wibblesubdirectory/bar.html">bar</a> is http://domain.name/foo/blort/wibble/wibblesubdirectory/bar.html and is found fine. But, if someone goes to http://domain.name/foo/blort/wibble (which is redirected as above and then loads index.html) a link like <a href="wibblesubdirectory/bar.html">bar</a> is http://domain.name/foo/blort/wibblesubdirectory/bar.html and wibble, itself, is missing, and so of course the file isn't found. Is there a way to say in my blort/sitemap.xmap that if I get /* redirect it to /*/ or similar, without this problem? I'm assuming there is just a better way to do this in the sitemap, and plead my newbie ignorance. It isn't a problem for most of the site which uses url's such as http://domain.name/foo/bar?param=value but is in these few cases. Very bad design I know, but I'm just trying to minimise the number of errors users using MSIE (or silly enough to type in the address wrong) might see. Many Thanks, -James --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
