A Swiki question

Wed Oct 10 14:56:16 UTC 2001

Bert wrote:
the proper way would be to replicate your pages in the Swiki. Use your
favorite editor to replace <img> tags by swiki-like *+image refs+* (or
even write a tiny PERL script if there are lots of folders) and then copy
this text to the swiki. Upload the images and you're set.

But what if I want to refer to a gif on another page in the swiki?

I now do:
*http://130.89.152.133:8888/docsNL/uploads/110/htmlalgemeen.gif* 
It works, but it is absolut and sensitiv when I migrate to another server or
even change the port

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Other question:

If I attach a file using upload, for example:

*+piet.html+* 

then activating that hyperlink overrules swiki-layout, I only can go back to
the previous page with a webbrowserbutton 

<html>
<A HREF="http://130.89.152.161:8888/docsNL/uploads/124/piet.html"
TARGET="fmain"> textlabel</A>
</html>

Opens same attached file in a new window. Just close "popup" window when you
want to go back.

Can you force this in a swiki-way?