[Seaside] ReWrite Rule and css files - what am I doing wrong?
Brad Fuller
brad at sonaural.com
Tue Feb 20 15:29:21 UTC 2007
Lukas Renggli wrote:
>> But, when looking at the apache access log there is:
>>
>> GET /seaside/files/PRPierLibrary/style.css HTTP/1.1" 404 83
>>
>> In the configuration page, PRPierLibary is in the File Library under
>> Pier. But I don't know why there is css formating in the direct way
>> (http://www.my_domain.org:9999/seaside/pier), and apache is looking for
>> a css file in the second (http://www.my_domain.org/).
>
> That's the new way for Seaside to serve static files.
Ok, but why am I getting css formating correctly w/o using apache? There
were no css files for seaside to access.
>
>> BTW: I did create a sub-directory called: files/PRPierLibrary with the
>> default style.css from Lukas under the directory where the image is
>> located, but that didn't do anything.
>> (I stopped and restarted WAKom just in case.)
>
> You either need to create a directory seaside/files/PRPierLibrary/
> with your files
note to others:
the directory that houses your css files:
seaside/files/PRPierLibrary/
must be a subdir under your document root for apache to access it.
>or add the following rewrite rule right after enabling
> the rewrite engine:
>
> RewriteRule ^/seaside/files/PRPierLibrary/(*.)$
> http://www.my_domain.org:9999//seaside/files/PRPierLibrary/$1 [P,L]
>
> Cheers,
> Lukas
>
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