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**NormanRouxel** · 16-Feb-2006, 02:10 PM

I see 2 weird things. On the page source the <BASE HREF="http://www.supreme.fr/acatalog/"> is before the <html> tag.

Your URL above uses a cgi-bin address like (I've broken it onto several lines)

www.extense.com/cgi-bin/x2cgi_view.cgi
?userID=799410652&view=on&query=a111
&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.supreme.fr%2Facatalog%2billes_pool.html#marker

this isn't standard Actinic operation.

**wjcampbe** · 16-Feb-2006, 02:17 PM

The answer is visible in the address bar of the browser. When the user reaches the page via search, the address he is on is routed via cgi-bin.

Because the larger image address is entered as a relative address, the browser is looking for the page inside cgi-bin and not finding it.

A solution may lie in the Advanced | Network Setup - use cgi-bin relarive urls in catalog pages setting, though I do not know for sure.

**stonda** · 17-Feb-2006, 10:07 AM

Thank you for your answers.
Williams, I have modified following your suggestion the Advanced | Network Setup - use cgi-bin relative urls. It doesn't resolve my problem.
Norman, do you think it is a problem if BASE HREF... is before the <html> tag ?. About the fact that it isn't a standard Actinic operation, you are right. So I have made a search from my main page on Actinic. I get the following link :http://www.supreme.fr/cgi-bin/sh0000...%23aA122#aA122 . And I have the same problem if I try to enlarge the image. So the problem appear even with a standard actinic operation.

**wjcampbe** · 17-Feb-2006, 01:35 PM

Actually, Norman's find may solve the problem. Open your template file and cut the BASEHREF from where it is now, paste it back into the template just below the last META entry, clear the 'use cgi-bin relative URLs'and refresh the site - let us know how that goes.

**stonda** · 17-Feb-2006, 04:23 PM

Actually I have in the act_primary the following lines :
<Actinic:BASEHREF VALUE="NETQUOTEVAR:BASEHREF"/>
<meta name="ACTINICTITLE" content="NETQUOTEVAR:PAGEHEADER">
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
So what you suggest is to paste <Actinic:... just after this last line which is the last one with META entry ? I try during the week end and will advise immediately. Thank you

**wjcampbe** · 17-Feb-2006, 05:56 PM

The trouble is, now I have looked at the source, the BASEHREF is in there twice. You can safely delete the one that is before the html opening tag.

You do not appear to have DOCTYPE declaration and there are what look like thousands of lines of custom javascript on the page - ignore anything I said. I cannot help with this...

**stonda** · 18-Feb-2006, 11:04 AM

I have add a DOCTYPE declaration and modify the BASEHREF (there is only one BASEHREF on the script) : the problem is still the same !
As I used a function popUp specific proposed by Chris Dicken on this post
http://community.actinic.com/showthr...&highlight=pop
perhaps that the problem come from this function ?

**NormanRouxel** · 18-Feb-2006, 01:41 PM

Your site appears to sort of work now. If I go to http://www.supreme.fr/acatalog/billes_pool.html (no more strange cgi-bin address) then popups are fine. However if I later go to that weird link you mentioned in your first post, then the popups fail.

Why are you using this non-actinic cgi script?

**NormanRouxel** · 18-Feb-2006, 03:35 PM

I think I see the problem and a possible solution. Actinic uses the BASEHREF tag to modify the URL's of links when it serves pages from scripts. The Perl that does this will also modify urls within the ShowPopUp routine but isn't identifying your custom popUp routine.

The solution is to turn off search hightlighting. Go to View / Search Settings / Results and turn off Highlight Located Text.

**stonda** · 18-Feb-2006, 04:20 PM

Wonderfull. Thank you Norman. Impossible for me to understand why it works, but it works !
You asked me why I am using this non-actinic cgi script? Simply because it was the only way to adapt the size of the pop up to the size of the image.
Thanks a lot.
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