Hi, I was writting a document for Django's documentation (#3325) and just noticed that links between documents of the documentation are absolute, is this intentional ? If one would like to run his/her own mirror at home converting the .txt to .html he/she would have to rewrite all the URLs, not to mention that when a new release is made all URLs have to be updated (as old-releases go to another folder) why aren't those links relative?
On 1/18/07, telenieko <teleni...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I was writting a document for Django's documentation (#3325) and just > noticed that links between documents of the documentation are absolute, is > this intentional ? If one would like to run his/her own mirror at home > converting the .txt to .html he/she would have to rewrite all the URLs, not > to mention that when a new release is made all URLs have to be updated (as > old-releases go to another folder) why aren't those links relative?
> i.e.: ../install/ , ../tutorial01/, and so on.
Hey Marc,
That's a great point. I'll play with the URLs to see whether we can get away with using relative links.
Thanks, Adrian
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On 1/18/07, telenieko <teleni...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I was writting a document for Django's documentation (#3325) and just > noticed that links between documents of the documentation are absolute, is > this intentional ? If one would like to run his/her own mirror at home > converting the .txt to .html he/she would have to rewrite all the URLs, not > to mention that when a new release is made all URLs have to be updated (as > old-releases go to another folder) why aren't those links relative?
> i.e.: ../install/ , ../tutorial01/, and so on.
I've verified in changeset [4358] that relative links work perfectly, so I've created a ticket:
> On 1/18/07, telenieko <teleni...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I was writting a document for Django's documentation (#3325) and just > > noticed that links between documents of the documentation are absolute, is > > this intentional ? If one would like to run his/her own mirror at home > > converting the .txt to .html he/she would have to rewrite all the URLs, not > > to mention that when a new release is made all URLs have to be updated (as > > old-releases go to another folder) why aren't those links relative?
> > i.e.: ../install/ , ../tutorial01/, and so on.I've verified in changeset [4358] that relative links work perfectly, > so I've created a ticket:
> > Done, but can't submit it.You mean you can't upload attachments? I just tried a few different times and > it seems to work for me... what's the error you're getting?
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