+1 to relative links On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 9:08 PM, Arnaud Bergeron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > 2008/9/18 Pavel Panchekha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >> >> """ >> For clarification, are you asking for a way to have a base tag with >> your url(s) on every notebook page and that's all we need for url >> prefixes? >> """ >> >> Yes. In the head of every page, include a <base> tag, such as: >> <base href="/sage" /> >> >> Then, each of the links on the page will be interpretted by the >> browser as relative to /sage. >> So, <a href="/home/admin"> would be a link to /sage/home/admin. >> >> Now that I think of it, you'd also need to modify redirects. >> >> """ >> how is mod_python support going to help you? >> """ >> >> You can tell mod_python to map a specific location (like /sage) to >> sage (or any other mod_python handler). For example, the following >> directive in an httpd.conf file: >> >> <Location /mywiki> >> SetHandler python-program >> # Add the path of your wiki directory >> PythonPath "['/var/www/moin/mywiki'] + sys.path" >> PythonHandler MoinMoin.request.request_modpython::Request.run >> </Location> >> >> Would cause all /mywiki/* links to be sent through >> MoinMoin.request.request_modpython.Request.run() >> >> My current solution is: >> >> """ >> Could you do this by running them on different ports and using some >> mod_rewrite magic? Not to say that that is the right solution, but >> may >> be a possibility... >> """ >> >> RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://localhost:5463/$1 [P] >> >> So, I just proxy all requests to /sage/.* to localhost:5463/.* >> >> That would work, except that sage uses absolute links. So while <a >> href="/home/admin" /> was supposed to mean http://localhost:5463/home/admin, >> thus /sage/home/admin, the browser (which has no idea that I'm >> proxying this stuff) thinks that means /home/admin. >> And since I'm only redirecting /sage/.*, /home/admin is a 404. >> >> So rewriting works, but only for the superficial problem. Using links >> that are absolute, however, prevents rewrite from being useful. >> >> So yes, if a <base href="${configuration_variable}" /> were in the >> <head> of every page, and if redirects were modified to be $ >> {configuration_variable}/${url}, sage would work well in a url prefix >> (obviously, one would also need to add a configuration variable/ >> argument to notebook() that would be the contents of the <base> tag. > > How about just using relative links everywhere? Or is it too much effort? > > Arnaud > > > >
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