The program I'm working on now generates some HTML server-side (by doing an XSLT transformation on an XML doc) and then sends it back to the client. The generated page includes references to some css stylesheets. However, the references do not resolve because they are relative to apache's html directory, but they are *interpreted* as being relative to the cgi-bin directory.
In the past, I have usually gotten around this by using a <base> tag in the generated html. However, this program needs to run on several different servers, which will have different domain names and different html directory names ("htdocs" in some cases, "html" in others, etc.) Is there any way (short of me setting a variable somewhere and manipulating it in my code) to indicate that a path is relative to the html root (whatever that may be called)? I tried using a leading slash on my stylesheet path, but that didn't work ... I tried Googling, but came up empty ...
Any suggestions much appreciated!
Amanda Birmingham Web Application Developer
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