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Hi and thanks for the great app!
I've got your app running on a server that proxies it to a specific path, ie. http://myserver/cops
http://myserver/cops
This works great in desktop browsers as all links are relative, so they point to, for example, http://myserver/cops/index.php?page=1
http://myserver/cops/index.php?page=1
However, on my Kindle the pages are rendered on the server, and it renders the links using an absolute URL, i.e. http://myserver/index.php?page=1
http://myserver/index.php?page=1
Obviously this returns a 404 as the page cannot be found. Can you make server side rendering produce relative URLs instead of absolute?
Thanks so much! Benjamin
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Hi and thanks for the great app!
I've got your app running on a server that proxies it to a specific path, ie.
http://myserver/cops
This works great in desktop browsers as all links are relative, so they point to, for example,
http://myserver/cops/index.php?page=1
However, on my Kindle the pages are rendered on the server, and it renders the links using an absolute URL, i.e.
http://myserver/index.php?page=1
Obviously this returns a 404 as the page cannot be found. Can you make server side rendering produce relative URLs instead of absolute?
Thanks so much!
Benjamin
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: