There is a function urllib.basejoin(base, url) that will convert a base
URL and a possibly relative url and give you an absolute one.
James.
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On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, Hassan Aurag wrote:
Hi,
I am using gnome-python the latest. Gtkhmtl works fine until you load
urls.
I am not sure how the python bindings use gtkhtml or python urllib
stuff, but all relative urls are scrapped somehow. Which means that it
will look for img src="gifs/whatever.png" locally instead of
relatively to the base url I gave it.
I have used the gtkhtml_demo.py stuff as basic ingredient. For python
illiterates
you usually use something like urllib.urlopen(url) which returns the
whole page as raw data that you then feed to gtkhtml using its write
method.
And this where I don't know how things go, but relative urls don't
work, and believe me when I say all out there are usually relative
stuff.
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