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Relative paths

kal30

We recently upgraded our teamsite servers to 6.7.2.0. After our upgrade all our relative links are adding http://teamsite in front of the links. These links in our previous version used to be relative links and we had no issues with this.

I followed this article http://devnet.interwoven.com/site.fcgi/techlib/60388 and made the changes as mentioned here. But it did not work for me.

Right now in my VF config file my resolve path is
resolvemethod value="host" src="" allowoverride="true" resolve="true"

I also tried
resolvemethod value="local" src="" allowoverride="true" resolve="false"

I am not sure if this is right or if I need to change anything.

I also changed the config.xml file under ewebeditpro20. I am not sure if this is needed.

Can anyone think of anything else I might have missed.

Thank you

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nipper

please fix your original post

gzevin

We recently upgraded our teamsite servers to 6.7.2.0. After our upgrade all our relative links are adding http://teamsite in front of the links. These links in our previous version used to be relative links and we had no issues with this.

I followed this article http://devnet.interwoven.com/site.fcgi/techlib/60388 and made the changes as mentioned here. But it did not work for me.

Right now in my VF config file my resolve path is
resolvemethod value="host" src="" allowoverride="true" resolve="true"

I also tried
resolvemethod value="local" src="" allowoverride="true" resolve="false"

I am not sure if this is right or if I need to change anything.

I also changed the config.xml file under ewebeditpro20. I am not sure if this is needed.

Can anyone think of anything else I might have missed.

Thank you

the suggested fix is basically a half-baked solution and it might fix the hostname, but the main problem is that the relative links are being disfigured by this marvel of software engineering (Ektron).

My suggestion - put the regexes in the TPLs. And manage users by tellling them that the name of the server will dissapear in the end result

kal30

Thank you so much for your reply. Can you please give me an example.

nipper

read the Perl forum and learn about regex. Then put a regex statement in iwperl tags in your TPL (that is assuming you use TPLs, not XSLT).