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#1 2020-03-25 10:19:55
- alfbja
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Link section1/artcile1 > section2/article2 ????
Hi
1) new article (article1) in section1
2) other article (article2) in section2
3) link article1 > article2
<a href=“donnees/test chemin” title=“ljklj”>mkmùk*k</a>
4) URL !!! = section1/section2/article2
https://mysite.com/section1/donnees/test%20chemin5) = 404
6) i have cleaned the DB > all OK
i use the latest version DEV
Thanks
Take care
Last edited by alfbja (2020-03-25 10:21:30)
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Re: Link section1/artcile1 > section2/article2 ????
Try using a preceding slash in your URL href:
<a href="/donnees/test chemin" title="ljklj">mkmùk*k</a>
That makes it relative to the site root and not relative to the current URL.
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#3 2020-03-25 16:57:21
- alfbja
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Re: Link section1/artcile1 > section2/article2 ????
Merci,
Unless I am mistaken or omitted something i fear this is serious.
I will check my tools : server and computer
~ 350 articles on the website with TXP but never same bug…
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Re: Link section1/artcile1 > section2/article2 ????
I’m not sure where you are putting your link, but you can also do:
<txp:site_url />donnees/test-chemin
(in this case without the preceding slash because txp:site_url already includes it)
Or using txp:permlink:
<txp:permlink id="123" title='<txp:title no_widow />'><txp:title /></txp:permlink>
Both will create an absolute link.
If you are writing a link in the article body using textile, use a preceding slash like bloke mentioned:
"Link text(Link title)":/donnees/test-chemin
(you can see how that works at textile-lang.com).
One last thing: you’re much safer not using spaces in your link urls. That may be causing your problems.
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#5 2020-03-25 18:55:43
- alfbja
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Re: Link section1/artcile1 > section2/article2 ????
Merci Bloke Merci jakob
Sorry but i continue to check my tools : server and computer
site 1 | My last article > id 322
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Re: Link section1/artcile1 > section2/article2 ????
That is how I used to link to different articles in our site. I since found that <txp:permlink id="##">linked text</txp:permlink>
provides me with a more future-proof method which allows me to change url schemas without worrying about internal links in the articles.
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#7 2020-03-26 07:26:03
- alfbja
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Re: Link section1/artcile1 > section2/article2 ????
Good morning,
7:32 (Paris)
site 1 > Same problem
Check administration’s side
> Site > acticity logs / day = 1
> Activity > 672 connexions (7×96)
| first day > 25 mars 2020 07:52:08 | to present > 26 mars 2020 07:32:18_________________________________________________
webserver
support desk > [today] Ticket 7106156315
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site 2 >
Check administration’s side
> Site > acticity logs / day = 1
> Activity > 60 connexions
| first day > 25 mars 2020 08:09:08 | to present > 26 mars 2020 07:44:58last article > 25 mars 2020 08:12:23 > embed link to other site > OK
second last > Publié le 2020-03-10 Modifié le 2020-03-23 > all correct > 18 links
TEST : a new article with link ? OK
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FTP on
The 2 sites are updated with TXP 24 mars 2020 ~ 18:27
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A priori webserver’s problem…
I’ll let you know.
Thanks for your attention
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#8 2020-03-26 09:09:03
- alfbja
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Re: Link section1/artcile1 > section2/article2 ????
That is how I used to link to different articles in our site. I since found that
<txp:permlink id="##">linked text</txp:permlink>
provides me with a more future-proof method which allows me to change url schemas without worrying about internal links in the articles.
Thanks
This is a sensible solution and I would adopt it.
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#9 2020-03-26 09:43:48
- alfbja
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Re: Link section1/artcile1 > section2/article2 ????
To be fair, I was focused on my problem. It is still not settled.
But, I would like to thank Colak and jakob for their rapid and appropriate response.
Your Humble Padawan
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#10 2020-03-27 08:05:06
- alfbja
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Re: Link section1/artcile1 > section2/article2 ????
I apologize for lost time.
/section/catégorie/titre
The key is here.CATEGORIE failed
Sorry
Last edited by alfbja (2020-03-27 08:08:56)
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