Hi Patrick,
I'm interested in this thread because it seems we have (had?) similar
problems regarding in modules with "global" tiles;
But your last question remained unanswered??
> Thanks David, The multiconfig eliminates the error message.
> Another question is, the is screwed up.
> In traditional webpages, we've got, Header, Navbar, Body, maybe Footer.
> The s on the Navbar adds the context in their href locations.
> EG, original link in root context:
> now, the link after module switching:
Did you continue this thread somewhere else?
Anyhow I start a new thread now "How to use html:link using modules and
tiles"
Greetings,
Corné
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