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Example:
I have Xinha embedded in web page http://my.domain/xxxx.
I create a link within that domain.
If I look at what it sends back to the HTML Area, the prefix (http://my.domain) is STRIPPED, even though I entered it.
So instead of "http://market-ticker.org/akcs-www?post=xxxxx" I have returned to the application "http://?post=xxxxx""
The latter is invalid if the user later displays the top level page (http://market-ticker.org) without the prefix, which may happen. This results in a broken link.
How do I stop XINHA from stripping the prefix?
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Thanks - will give that a shot.
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Didn't do it. It still strips the URL.
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You'll probably need to debug the code then to see why in your particular case it is doing this.
Search XinhaCore.js for stripBaseHref and you'll find where it's used.
Or. Just use some regexp to fix the links when you get them back to the server might be easier in the long run.
James Sleeman
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