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• 12 Nov 09
  

  Zach Harkey

  drupal module

  • Pathologic looks at paths that are located in href attributes of links (<a> tags), as well as the src attributes of image tags and tags for other embedded media (<img>, <embed>, etc). If you wish, you can configure Pathologic to work on src attributes but ignore href attributes, or vice versa.
  • The path is a relative path. That is, it does not have a protocol fragment (such as http://) and does not begin with a slash. For example, tags/food/pizza will be considered a local path, but /tags/food/pizza and http://drupal.org/tags/food/pizza are not.
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  • • Let’s say you’ve grown tired of using http://example.com/drupal/, so you’ve moved your site over to http://example.net/. (For those interested in using Drupal in a test/production server paradigm, imagine that example.com is the test server and example.net is the production server.) If all the paths in your content are relative paths, then Pathologic will handle them perfectly – no need for further configuration. However, if they are absolute paths that begin with http://example.com/drupal/, then Pathologic will not consider them local paths and will ignore them. However, we can tell Pathologic to consider such paths as local paths and to fix them.

      
      

• 28 May 09
  

  Chris Einkauf

  Work Helpful Resources Website Drupal Modules to consider Migrating_Backing-Up

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