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In sotoki, we use the <base /> element to deal properly and cleanly with internal links thorough the ZIM.
Unfortunately, zimcheck doesn't account for this base when checking (internal in this case) links.
So I get tons of errors like
The following links:
- static/js/webp-hero.bundle.js
(C/users/8672/static/js/webp-hero.bundle.js) were not found in article C/users/8672/gamora
This is because we have a proper base and the link static/js/webp-hero.bunde.js is from the root of the Zim (our base) and not from the context-path of that article.
And this goes on and on on most pages for all the resources listed in the HTML source.
Similarly, we get errors like:
Found 2 empty links in article: C/users/-1/community
Empty links are valid and in this context points to the base, and thus the root of our Zim.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In sotoki, we use the
<base />
element to deal properly and cleanly with internal links thorough the ZIM.Unfortunately, zimcheck doesn't account for this base when checking (internal in this case) links.
So I get tons of errors like
This is because we have a proper base and the link
static/js/webp-hero.bunde.js
is from the root of the Zim (our base) and not from the context-path of that article.And this goes on and on on most pages for all the resources listed in the HTML source.
Similarly, we get errors like:
Empty links are valid and in this context points to the base, and thus the root of our Zim.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: