The absolute path to your Web directory does not involve the http url. For example, the path to an item in your Web directory may SEEM to be... http://www.domain.dom/item.jpg ...when in fact the real path may be something like... /boot/home/web/domain/item.jpg If you are using a Web hosting service, ask them what the absolute path is to your Web directory. -Ryan > Hello. > > I have been monitoring the progress of REBOL since its first release > but > only now I will start to use it to do something usefull. I created a > simple script to read a web page and to send it to an email address (send > user@host read http://www.server). The problem is that there are lots of > relative references in this page (IMG SRC="/somedir/file.gif") and I need > to change all of these references to an absolute path (IMG > SRC="http://www.server/ somedir/file.gif"). > > I think the problem would be solved if I search for all =" and change > it > to ="http://www.server . > > How can I do that? Note that I didn't even understood the REBOL syntax > > yet. :) > > Thanks. > > -Bruno > >
