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URL Aliasing |
Adding a Base Reference to a Template
When aliasing a Web page, you must add a reference to the base URL into the <Head> section of the template. Otherwise, any relative links on the page use the alias as the base URL.
For example, you have the file winners.gif on a Web page. The page's URL is http://www.ekexample.com/baseball/team.aspx?id=37. The alias for this page is http://www.ekexample.com/2004/worldchamps.aspx. When the page tries to find winners.gif, it looks in the /2004/ directory. The page should look in the /baseball/ directory, because that is where the file is located.
Here is the syntax used in the <Head>.
<BASE HREF="baseURL" TARGET="WindowName">
<HEAD> <BASE HREF="http://www.ekexample.com/baseball/"> <HEAD>
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