Dear Adam,
An index-file with a link as:
<a href="internet/C/index.html" target="_top">Internet</a>
does not work in midori (and also not in dillo). Whereas
<a href="internet/CCC/index.html" target="_top">Internet</a>
does work (with changing the /C subdir in /CCC).
I wanted to have the Ubuntu 8.04 Help on my iLiad. The only web crawler capable to handle "https: help.ubuntu.com/8.04" was wget. As a result I got a full copy of
__ help.ubuntu.com/8.04
_____ /Item1
_________ /C
____________ content1.html
____________ other1.ext
_____ /Item2
_________ ...
_____ /...
_____ /Last Item
_________ ...
_____ index.html
A modified index.html is attached.
I tried /a instead of /C with negative result.
As mentioned above replacing /C by /CCC works positive, also removing the intermediate /C sub (thus .../Item1/Index.html etc) works positive.
The problem is only on my iLiad, not on my laptop or desktop.
Questions:
Is this an error in the linux kernel or modules used by Midori and Dillo?
Can this behaviour beeing fixed?
As for a work around: Replace in all downloaded html files "/C/" by "/" Something like grep "/C/" > sed? -R "/C/" "/" ?
Thanks
Hisko