On 12/27/05, Elvelind Grandin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes. but if I supply a url url() it needs get converted to an absolute
> url in order for url() to prepend the approot, no?
There are too many "url"s in that sentence :)
Here's what I mean:
url("/foo") currently yields:
server.webpath + path to app root + "/foo"
If server.webpath is empty and there's no app root, you just get "/foo".
If there is an app root, you might get "/app/root/foo".
For most things, you really don't need to specify the server itself.
Kevin
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