relative-url

I thought that both types would bring you to the root folder, but apparently, they work differently, once you do a URL rewrite. For instance, I normally use / which I know will bring you to the root folder and it does when a URL has been rewritten. When someone else tried to use ~/ after a URL has been rewritten, then the path fails to find the file. Why is that? / will take you back to the root of your website. ~/ will take you to the home folder of your application on the website. If your application is in a folder called myApp, for example, so the URL looks like this http://www.YourSite.com

I am trying to display a website to a user, having downloaded it using php. This is the script I am using: <?php $url = 'http://stackoverflow.com/pagecalledjohn.php'; //Download page $site = file_get_contents($url); //Fix relative URLs $site = str_replace('src="','src="' . $url,$site); $site = str_replace('url(','url(' . $url,$site); //Display to user echo $site; ?> So far this script works a treat except for a few major problems with the str_replace function. The problem comes with relative urls. If we use an image on our made up pagecalledjohn.php of a cat (Something like this: ). It is a

After failed attempts with Passenger (see my other question), I managed to get rails running via a reverse proxy in a subfolder. I added the lines config.relative_url_root = "/App" config.action_controller.relative_url_root = "/App" to my environment. Now I can access my rails project under www.mySite.com/App. The problem is that the links /paths dont add the prefix "/App". So a link to "users" looks like www.mySite.com/users instead of www.mySite.com/App/users . How can I change this? At least according to http://edgeguides.rubyonrails.org/configuring.html#deploy-to-a-subdirectory-relative

I seem to be finding that IE sometimes tries to load CSS images with relative URLs, relative to the page url rather than the CSS file url. Example... someone loads this url: https://www.main-events.com/event/234/my-awesome-show/onlineentry/step-four/do-something That has a CSS file: <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/content/core/MainEvents.min.css" /> With this inside it: .fade-red { background: url("../../img/fade-red.png") repeat-x scroll 0 100% #9D0032; } I then get an exception that looks like this: HttpException: The controller for path '/event/234/my-awesome-show/onlineentry

I would like to create a relative link that switches the current protocol from http to https . The last place I worked had something set up on the server so that you could make that happen, but I don't remember much about it and I never knew how it worked. The rationale for this is that I wouldn't need to hardcode server names in files that need to move in between production and development environments. Is there a way for this to work in IIS 6.0? Edit: I am using .NET, but the "link" I'm creating will not be dynamically generated. If you really want the nitty gritty details, I am using a

I've got a file structure like so Root -index.html -adirectory ->fileinthedirectory.html I'd like to create a relative link from fileinthedirectory.html to index.html since /index.html links to /adirectory/index.html which doesn't exist. To go up one directory you can use: ../index.html or you can start the URL with a slash to start from the root /index.html 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4648438/relative-link-for-directory-above