<solprovider <at> apache.org> writes: > > Thanks much! > > Specifying http://www.domain.com/index.html made it work ok. When I checked > > file publication-sitemap.xmap, it already had <map:redirect-to > > uri="index.html"/>. But I went ahead and changed it to <map:redirect-to > > uri="../../index.html"/> and it works fine now!! > > For authoring, clicking on Editor now takes me to > > http://www.domain.com:8888/index.html, and changing it manually to > > http://www.domain.com:8888/pub/authoring/index.html makes it work now. This is > > something I can live with by using a sub-domain to forward directly to it. If > > there is any further suggestion you have to make it work perfectly, it would > > be great. In any case, I am good to go now. Its a major issue resolved for me, > > and thank you so much! :) > > Oops. I meant: > <map:redirect-to uri="/index.html"/> > But if it works, do not break it. > > Our setup has a separate DNS name and virtual server for authoring. > We have an EDIT button (which opens the current page on the other > server) in our function menu that appears when a visitor is > authenticated and in the Editors Group. It requires changing > login.xsp. There is too much code for a post; maybe I will document > it sometime. > > solprovider >
Its still the same behavior. So I guess I will go ahead and learn to live with it. But this is still good. By the way, if you can document what you have implemented, that you would really great. Ability to edit any page from right there is cool. But then you seem to have authentication integral to your live site. I am not sure how this can work for an anonymous site. Thanks for your help! --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
