Kevin Teague wrote:
>> Regarding the <base> node getting removed when turning on content link  
>> rewriting....what would you say is the correct behavior?  I think it  
>> is natural to remove it when converting links to absolute URLs, right?
>>
>> Regarding that Kupu JS snippet, it looks like it is doing the right  
>> thing.  Meaning, it is handling the case where there is no <base>  
>> node.  Can you show us the error in the JS console?
>>
> 
> The Javascript error is triggered by clicking on the [HTML] button. The error
> I get is (and it comes from the file kupuploneeditor.js):
> 
> Error: /.*\/([^\/]*)$/.exec(base) has no properties
> Source File:
> http://localhost:8000/systems/portal_javascripts/GSC%20GIN/kupunoi18n-cachekey7942.js
> Line: 292
> 
> If converting links to absolute URLs, I would say leave the base tag in
> anyways since scripts may rely upon it. It's redundant, but it's not causing
> any harm is it?

It seems like a weird artifact to be looking for.  I guess you can kind 
of rely on it in Zope, but it's a weird Zope-ism that few other products 
use.  In this case, I'm guessing location.href should be used when the 
base tag isn't present (or... maybe stripping the last segment of 
location.href).

   Ian