I would call this a bug, but I won't...yet. req.serverSidePath accepts
relative site paths fine, but does not work with an absolute site path.
Since this doesn't work as I expect, is there something that does?
<%
# these work as expected
res.write(req.serverSidePath('./')+'<br>')
res.write(req.serverSidePath('../')+'<br>')
res.write(req.serverSidePath('.././index.psp')+'<br>')
res.write(req.serverSidePath('../../index.psp')+'<br>')
res.write(req.serverSidePath('index.psp')+'<br>')
# this does not work as expected, ie. as it does on other web platforms
res.write(req.serverSidePath('/index.psp')+'<br>')
# it returns '\index.psp' instead of the expected absolute path
%>
Is this a bug? Is there another function?
-Kai
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