Re: Problem with flatpages and absolute urls

[orestis]

OK never mind about this. It was my error, I was creating some URLs
like this:

/{{var}}/path1/path2/

and sometimes var wasn't set so the url becomes:

//path1/path2/

which replaces everything in the browser...


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Problem with flatpages and absolute urls

[orestis]

I have a problem with flatpages.

When putting links in my templates, I use absolute URLs without
prepending http://hostname.com/

For example, Home gets interpreted by the browser as a
link to http://hostname.com/, and all is correct.

However, when a flatpage is being served, those links get interpreted
literally, so the link now is http:/// which is of course useless.

I suspect this is something to do with the 404 response that triggers
something in firefox.

So what am I supposed to do ? Should I prepend everything with the
hostname ? How can I get the current site (so I won't couple the
template to the site) ?

Thanks


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