acatalog inserted on uplaod

[RuralWeb]

Not being any great java guy this has got me stumped. I am inserting the following in the outer layout:

<script type="text/javascript" src="/rural.js"></script>

But on upload actinic is changing it to:

<script type="text/javascript" src="acatalog/rural.js"></script>

It is inserting acatalog - its not the end of the world but I would like to know why

[jont]

Have you tried using just "rural.js" without the "/"

[RuralWeb]

uploading now - we will see what happens!

[jont]

.. I can smell the suspense from here ......

[RuralWeb]

and .............. its still there

Any other ideas - Yoda

[jont]

I am more Jabba than Yoda

[RuralWeb]

You said it not me!

[jont]

Self deprecation is the finest form of defence

[Jan]

Actinic will replace all relative paths with the path to the acatalog directory, so you will need to put your full path in eg:

<script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.lovelyruralwebshop.co.uk/rural.js"></script>

You'll get a message about hard-coded URLs on upload but it should leave it be.

Warning : I haven't really got a clue what I'm talking about here but this came to mind.

Regards,

[NormanRouxel]

There's method in this.

Actinic keeps everything in acatalog with the sole exception of the brochure home page (if you use Brochure).

The Brochure pages all use the same Layout but one page (the home page) will be in the site root and needs to have the acatalog added to all paths so that the supporting files can be found.

You can always override this behaviour (as Jan said) by using fully qualified path names. If you do this you are telling Actinic that you know the path and you don't want Actinic to alter it.

[RuralWeb]

Actinic will replace all relative paths with the path to the acatalog directory, so you will need to put your full path

Ahhhhhhh - call me dumb or what, I do this every day designing layouts - why whenever I go into the design pane do I forget everything.

Its the corner and pointed hat for me today