Re: Relative URI usage in struts-template:template tags...

2002-02-01 Thread Cedric Dumoulin 


  Hi Alex,

Personally I use absolute paths to avoid such conflict :
   template:put name=content
content=%=request.getContextPath()%/cart/cartContent.jsp /

  Behavior that you quote is more natural, but require complex computation to
implement. Maybe one day.

Cedric


Alex Paransky wrote:

 I have the following structure for my web site:

 common
   template.jsp

 cart
   cart.jsp
   cartContent.jsp

 When I use the template:insert tag from cart.jsp, the content is being
 included relative to the location of template.jsp which is in common, and
 not cart.jsp which is in cart.  I have to specify ../cart/cartContent in
 my put for it to work correctly.

 Here is how cart.jsp looks like today:

 template:insert template=../common/template.jsp
   template:put name=content content=../cart/cartContent.jsp /
 /template:insert

 Would it not be more natural, if all the included content was relative to
 location of cart.jsp and not to the template?  So that one could write
 cart.jsp in the following way:

 template:insert template=../common/template.jsp
   template:put name=content content=cartContent.jsp /
 /template:insert

 Is there a way of making this work in the above described fashion?

 -AP_
 www: http://www.alexparansky.com

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RE: Relative URI usage in struts-template:template tags...

2002-02-01 Thread Andrew B Forman 

to solve the problem of templates...

template:insert page=/jsp/liteHeader.jsp flush=true
/template:insert

using page will put the context path in for you...

then you have the problem with images/css/etc.

link rel=stylesheet
  href=html:rewrite page=/style/local.css /
  charset=ISO-8859-1 type=text/css

works well for us.

andrew

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   Hi Alex,

 Personally I use absolute paths to avoid such conflict :
template:put name=content
 content=%=request.getContextPath()%/cart/cartContent.jsp /

   Behavior that you quote is more natural, but require complex
 computation to
 implement. Maybe one day.

 Cedric


 Alex Paransky wrote:

  I have the following structure for my web site:
 
  common
template.jsp
 
  cart
cart.jsp
cartContent.jsp
 
  When I use the template:insert tag from cart.jsp, the content is being
  included relative to the location of template.jsp which is in
 common, and
  not cart.jsp which is in cart.  I have to specify
 ../cart/cartContent in
  my put for it to work correctly.
 
  Here is how cart.jsp looks like today:
 
  template:insert template=../common/template.jsp
template:put name=content content=../cart/cartContent.jsp /
  /template:insert
 
  Would it not be more natural, if all the included content was
 relative to
  location of cart.jsp and not to the template?  So that one could write
  cart.jsp in the following way:
 
  template:insert template=../common/template.jsp
template:put name=content content=cartContent.jsp /
  /template:insert
 
  Is there a way of making this work in the above described fashion?
 
  -AP_
  www: http://www.alexparansky.com
 
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