Le 24 juin 05, à 12:45, Derek Hohls a écrit :
...Sorry - I have not a clue what you mean by: "publication-static/www/img/" as a path?..
This is specific to the system where I took the example - it can of course be different, as long as your sitemap matches it correctly.
In the end you should watch the requests done by the browser (after emptying its cache) to retrieve the icon, and if you do the same request with wget (or directly with the browser) it should work.
For example if you navigate to http://www.nouvo.ch with a browser you see that one of the GET requests that it makes is for
http://www.nouvo.ch/publication-static/www/img/favicon.pngAnd if you try to access this URL you get nouvo's icon. That's all there is to it.
I'm not sure about the exact rules but AFAIK by default most browsers look for a favicon at the root of the website, and with the <link> as shown before you can tell the browser to use any icon. But you might need to empty the browser's cache to reflect server-side or URL changes.
-Bertrand
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