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Martin Rioux schrieb:
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<div> Hi everyone </div>
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<div> We have the following structure </div>
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<div> /content/siteA/... </div>
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<div> and we want to give access in different section of a web site
with a symbolic link </div>
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<div> /admin/primary/siteA/... </div>
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<div> /employee/secondary/siteA/... </div>
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<div> where siteA is a symbolic link to /content/siteA. Everything is
fine except for one thing. Suppose we have a page
(/admin/primary/siteA/test.html) and that page contain a link to
/admin/primary/siteA/anotherTest.html. When we acces the test.html the
link is /content/siteA/anotherTest.html and not
/admin/primary/siteA/test.html. </div>
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<div> Anybody has this problem or a solution for that problem. ? Is
there any way to have relative links in the content of opencms pages ?
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<div> Thanks </div>
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Martin </div>
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Can you write again how exactly your pages are linked and where they
reside?<br>
The names that you write about seem to be incomplete and it seems to be
a bit complicated.<br>
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Do you have two siblings with common content and these siblings point
to a resource but only relatively?<br>
What exactly do you want to achieve? How are your links stored? inside
of some HTML field or as structured information.<br>
<br>
christian<br>
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