Hello,

I am attempting to use the "fix_base_path" tag in order to add a domain name to selected html links. My current code is such:



This only replaces links that start with "/css/". However, I would also like to replace links that start with other directories, such as "/img/" or "/js/". Is there a way to add multiple patterns to this directive, or to provide the pattern in such a way that it can match other directories?

Thank you for your assistance!

Best Regards,
- Clayton

Try do define multiple nested tags with needed patterns.

<pd4ml:fix_base_path pattern="/css/" ... >
<pd4ml:fix_base_path pattern="/img/" ... >
<pd4ml:fix_base_path pattern="/js/" ... >
Content to apply the tags to
</pd4ml:fix_base_path>
</pd4ml:fix_base_path>
</pd4ml:fix_base_path>

On the other hand recent versions of PD4ML are able to resolve absolute web paths via ServletContext. I would recommend to add debug="true" to <pd4ml:transform> and ispect STDOUT what it tries to load and whether the URLs are correct.

Thanks, that worked perfectly!

I was trying the "debug" option, but the referenced paths were still relative. Plus, I wanted to strip out the jsessionId from the resulting URL ...

However, nesting the tags did the trick. Thank you for the quick reply!

Best,
- Clayton