There's no need to route the links. Just fix the links so they refer to the correct location.
Treeview linking to wrong directory
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The script - put in the post earlier - at every page refers to points to the specific path only.
Releasing nodes randomly, I guess, causes routing.Comment
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Actually, They are specific path only; as per my understanding the path input to the javascript only lags at the './' which refer to the current app folder path.I tried that too, it works the same way.
Just for information ,relative path is perplexing the problem than ever thought possible.
Any technical insights.Comment
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I thought, probably that could be the reason but not.Still the cursor is pointing to another path than the specific path for the node.
Please provide technical help.Comment
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Post your current code. It sounds like you've modified it.
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I mocked up your code on my system, I have no problem with it. I maintain that the issue you're having is that your relative paths are wrong and you need to write your paths assuming that Folder1 is already your base folder.Last edited by Rabbit; Feb 4 '13, 06:03 PM.Comment
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Hi,
There are some changes in the code but that doesn't link anything to the technical issue posted here.
Just for information,the code behind edits are relevant to functionality of one of the page's content page.This can be inferred to the point that there are no more edits in the script script.js.
Could you pls help me to understand how you tried to mock up the technical issue posted.Comment
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I mocked it up by copying your code and setting up the directory structure. I had no issues with the code.
Again, I maintain the stance that the issue is the same thing I've been saying all along. Fix the path references and your code should work fine.Comment
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