[Maypole] link macro

[Carl Hayter]

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On Mon, Jul 19, 2004 at 07:34:35PM +0100, Simon Cozens wrote:
> Jesse Sheidlower:
> > Where does this stripping happen?=20
>=20
> Later. :)
>=20
> Just as "base" is passed to the template. So the Apache::MVC stuff that r=
elies
> on the trailing slash being there still works.

is the trailing slash on "base" a mod_perl thing?  what i mean is given:

http://example.com/app
http://example.com/app/
http://example.com/app/frontpage
http://example.com/app/table/list

it seems like the first is the obvious thing to put in "base".  i tweaked
parse_location

-    $self->{path} =3D~ s/^($loc)?\///;
+    $self->{path} =3D~ s/^($loc\/*)?//;

and templates to insert a slash between 'base' and 'table' where needed.

is it a mod_perl thing to need the slash?  i've only been using
CGI::Maypole and FCGI::Maypole.  is there some other reason behind
the slash that i'm missing? (i'm no apache wiz)

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Carl

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