With regard to the append_sid_function I have a question, since the append_sid_overwrite is triggered after the correction of the relative web path, would it not make more sense to trigger the append_sid_overwrite earlier? Or is this done with a specific purpose in mind?
Thank you in advance for any comments/replies!
append_sid_overwrite
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nickvergessen
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Re: append_sid_overwrite
I guess so. Any extension that wants to overwrite the path can do update_web_root_path() itself
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roelandaernoudts
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Re: append_sid_overwrite
Thank you for the quick reply!!
I was facing the problem that the urls that are created (when trying to route them through rokbridge and creating SEF urls) that the web root path gets updated. I was wondering how to make it possible with no hacks at all, and this solution seemed pretty straight forward.
PS: I managed to get the bridge working again
and I really enjoy seeing the great progress you made. Thank you for all your work!
I was facing the problem that the urls that are created (when trying to route them through rokbridge and creating SEF urls) that the web root path gets updated. I was wondering how to make it possible with no hacks at all, and this solution seemed pretty straight forward.
PS: I managed to get the bridge working again
and I really enjoy seeing the great progress you made. Thank you for all your work!