Hi All.

I know this question already came some times in the past. And yes, i tried http://searchdotnetnuke.com/ as the search function here is bringing more times a time out then a result.

However, how is it possible to get relative paths in links in the text of a HTML/Text Module?

EG: i have a subpage where i want to reference to in the text. But when i insert it on "localhost", better a server in my lan, the link will look like "myserver\blablabla" and won't work from outside. When i connect from outside and include the link it will look like www.xxxxxx.com\blablabla and when testing it from inside my lan i have to login again.

So, how to put a link like "portals\0\blabla" in the text and this link will stay like that?

Thanks

Kai

Hi Sebastian.

As far as i understood your answer, my links should be "fine".

Exampe: i have a HTML/TEXT Module on Page A, which is a Subpage. In this text there is a link to a subpage B, which is one level below A.

The link, when creating it in my lan is:

http://servername/GallerienundSpass/AllesüberGolf/GolfTigerWoods.aspx

The link, when creating it from "outside" is:

http://www.mydomain.de/GallerienundSpass/AllesüberGolf/GolfTigerWoods.aspx

So, almost the same. But must i enter in the URL-Field that the portal recognizes that we are talking about the same site and it knows from where i come (LAN or outside).

Something like [portal]/Gallerien..... whould be great.

Kai

Kai, please log your findings on shortcoming of the human friendly URLs into the public issue tracker (2nd from top) at support.dotnetnuke.com to get it fixed.

Thank you.