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WML, HOME~ and the redirections
- From: Stephane Bortzmeyer <nospam@thanx>
- Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1999 17:10:49 +0100
I'm trying to convert to WML my error documents (Apache). I have in the
srm.conf:
ErrorDocument 403 /redirects/forbidden.html
And the forbidden.wml uses (indirectly, it comes from a template):
<A HREF="$(HOME)/search/">
While HOME is defined in the .wmlrc:
-D HOME~.
The problem is that HOME is expansed at compile time, in the directory of
forbidden.wml. It makes:
<A HREF="../search/">
And the browser (Lynx 2.8) computes the target with the old document, the one
which was forbidden, and which is not at the same level... So the user who
tries to select links in the ErrorDocument gets a new 403 or a 404. No problem
with Netscape 4.
Which browser is right? How to combine HOME~ and the ErrorDocument feature?
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