Home page link from logout and elsewhere

[graphicz]

On my test site, the link from 'logout' takes you to the site homepage

(ie: www.domainname.co.uk)

The same link applies when clicking "If you don't have an account, please click here to start shopping." on the login page.
The website url is specified as above in Business Settings and Network settings. In Design options, the home page link has 'Brochure' checked.

On my client's site (which I have inherited) the same links take you to the top level section page

(ie: www.domainname.co.uk/acatalog/index.html)

The website url is specified as above in Business Settings and Network settings. In Design options, the home page link has 'Brochure' checked just as in my test site.

My test site home page link link is:

http://www.graphicz.eu.com/site1/cgi/ss000003.pl?SECTIONID=../index.html&NOLOGIN=1

The client site link is

http://www.shs100.com/cgi-bin/ss000001.pl?SECTIONID=index.html&NOLOGIN=1

One has ../index.html the other just index.html.

Presumably this is generated by the ss000003.pl perl script?

Where does this reside on the local machine?
Which line of code makes SECTIONID=index.html rather than SECTIONID=../index.html

Thank you.

[graphicz]

The ss00000 files of both sites identical.
Any ideas?

(Web, Generate Scripts)

[leehack]

ALL details in design > design options the same on both sites? And do you start on the equivalent page on each site when you login?

[graphicz]

Hi Lee - Thank you.

Yes, I had a good look to make sure everything was the same. Login is via the standard 'login' page, but the link to acatalog/index.html happens at other locations when the link is via the cgi-bin rather than 'website URL' or similar coding. Can't remember an example just now!

The client vaguely remembers being told by support to put a '../' in somewhere but cannot remember anything else about it.

I rang support. They said they had no idea how to resolve the issue and it was left at that.... Sadly not a great response.

Also: Website URL in Network settings is site root not acatalog.

[malbro]

One has ../index.html the other just index.html.

Presumably this is generated by the ss000003.pl perl script?

Where does this reside on the local machine?
Which line of code makes SECTIONID=index.html rather than SECTIONID=../index.html

Thank you.

Not by the Perl script, that gets the details passed to it, the links are generated at build time by Actinic and reside in the html pages so it is something inside the Actinic setup.

[graphicz]

Thanx Malcolm. I generated the scripts and compared them.