href rewrite
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href rewrite
We have setup a reverse proxy. Everything appears to be working correctly, except for the fact that the href lines are not functioning properly. Here is an example:
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="http://hello.goodbye.com/thepath/stuff.xsl"?>
We have set things up so that hello.goodbye.com "translates" to goodbye.com/hello/. Everything works fine if we manually change to:
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="http://goodbye.com/hello/thepath/stuff.xsl"?>
Basically, manually changing it to be the "translated" path.
However, these files are being auto-generated, so we have no way to change the href lines programmatically.
Any ideas are VERY welcomed!
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="http://hello.goodbye.com/thepath/stuff.xsl"?>
We have set things up so that hello.goodbye.com "translates" to goodbye.com/hello/. Everything works fine if we manually change to:
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="http://goodbye.com/hello/thepath/stuff.xsl"?>
Basically, manually changing it to be the "translated" path.
However, these files are being auto-generated, so we have no way to change the href lines programmatically.
Any ideas are VERY welcomed!
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Re: href rewrite
Hello,
We always tell our customers that paths are supposed to be relative or root-relative in order to work correctly.
Please, specify the rules you're using, so that we could verify that we're talking about the same issues.
Regards
Andrew
We always tell our customers that paths are supposed to be relative or root-relative in order to work correctly.
Please, specify the rules you're using, so that we could verify that we're talking about the same issues.
Regards
Andrew
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