I had the reverse problem where I WANTED relative urls and the editor at the time only gave me absolute urls.  I changed to the CK Editor [ http://dnnckeditor.codeplex.com/ ] at the suggestion of several others on the forums.  The CK editor gives you CONTROL for each link whether to have it be relative or absolute [or 'secure'  using LinkClick for files].  After using CK Editor I have found merit to using each type of link at different times and in different situations [as you have discovered], and the editor causes me pause to think about it, and to change my mind...

dnn 5 RadEditor [dnnWerks], also free, was also recommended but I found it easier to get CK Editor up and running in short order and stayed with it.  dnn 5 RadEditor supposedly gives you the choice as well.  If you poke around the forums you will find many, many complaints about only having absolute urls and not being able to migrate your site; perhaps you haven't gotten to that point yet, but might want to consider it.

Good Luck.

Bob H.

Hi Robert, thanks for your help.

I've some DNN instalations, in one the DNN version is 5.6.1 and the editor is DotNetNuke Fck Html Editor Provider 2.0.4 and it puts the absolute URL, in the other instalation the version of DNN is 5.6.2 and the editor is exactly the same and the URLs are relative.

So maybe there is some option instead of editor.

Someone else had more opinions about this issue?

Thanks again

Best regards