Michel,
michel wrote:
...
Konstantin, I fixed the problem! The problem was in the links in the
HTML code. If I do a redirect, then the URL in http: shows the true URL,
and the links in the page were using it for building the reklative
address.
Example:
with http://www.smith.com html code <img src="heading/can-post.gif"> is
really
http://www.smith.com/heading/can-post.gif
in a forward the http in the toolbar might be http://www.smith.com/cleanurl
so the image is http://www.smith.com/cleaurl/heading/can-post.gif
and it can't be found.
The solution is to have
<base href=http://www.smith.com/> in the page, so the URL building uses
that instead of the misleading URL in the toolbar.
I have not followed the entire thread in detail, but take this as friendly
advice.
You should really, really, *really* think about what you are doing here, before jumping to
what may appear as a solution now, but is going to give you a lot of trouble and extra
work further down the line.
I mean the "<base href=" thing.
Basically this is, in my view, a "sparadrap on a wooden leg" kind of solution (culturally,
you should understand what I mean).
Unless your website is really small (meaning there are just a few pages), and will stay
that way in the future, I would really not recommend the "base href" solution.
The "base href" option basically stops the browsers from interpreting links in the
"natural" way, and forces them to interpret them in an "unnatural" way. This can mean
that you will have, forever, to write *all* your HTML pages in a certain way, different
from the way that HTML editors and content management systems expect. And that can give
you a lot of work in the future.
It would be far better to really understand the way in which a browser naturally
interprets relative links, and to make sure that your server does things in such a way
that these pages are sent to the browser with the correct links in the first place.
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