Hi all,
I am developing a site for a client, and have made liberal use of jquery.
All is well & good, until I test logging in as a customer. Now all the references to js scripts (uploaded using Design->additional files...) are incorrect.
Even if I use an absolute path in the template ie "/acatalog/product-tabs.js" they still fail to load. Looking in the error console it appears that even some default actinic files give an error...
"http://retorts.rebelit.dyndns.org/cgi-bin/recentproductssupport.js 404 (Not Found) "
As well as all the images defined in the product property pages - although despite all the errors they still magically appear on the page.
What is the best practice for including references to js or css files & having them work in the cgi-pages?
The development site is here http://retorts.rebelit.dyndns.org/ac...rt-Checks.html (it is still in development so no laughing )
It is not always online though I'm afraid.
The client definitely wants customers to be able to login.
I am developing a site for a client, and have made liberal use of jquery.
All is well & good, until I test logging in as a customer. Now all the references to js scripts (uploaded using Design->additional files...) are incorrect.
Even if I use an absolute path in the template ie "/acatalog/product-tabs.js" they still fail to load. Looking in the error console it appears that even some default actinic files give an error...
"http://retorts.rebelit.dyndns.org/cgi-bin/recentproductssupport.js 404 (Not Found) "
As well as all the images defined in the product property pages - although despite all the errors they still magically appear on the page.
What is the best practice for including references to js or css files & having them work in the cgi-pages?
The development site is here http://retorts.rebelit.dyndns.org/ac...rt-Checks.html (it is still in development so no laughing )
It is not always online though I'm afraid.
The client definitely wants customers to be able to login.
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