Handle relative path urls in link_to, and add an option to produce relative links as well. Or, set :relative_links in config.rb to turn on relative links for all link_to calls.
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@ -46,10 +46,21 @@ Feature: Directory Index
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unknown_link_to: <%= link_to "Unknown", "/unknown.html" %>
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relative_link_to: <%= link_to "Relative", "needs_index.html" %>
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"""
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And a file named "source/link_to/sub.html.erb" with:
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"""
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link_to: <%= link_to "Needs Index", "/needs_index.html" %>
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explicit_link_to: <%= link_to "Explicit", "/needs_index/index.html" %>
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unknown_link_to: <%= link_to "Unknown", "/unknown.html" %>
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relative_link_to: <%= link_to "Relative", "../needs_index.html" %>
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"""
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And the Server is running at "indexable-app"
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When I go to "/link_to/"
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Then I should see 'link_to: <a href="/needs_index/">Needs Index</a>'
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Then I should see 'explicit_link_to: <a href="/needs_index/index.html">Explicit</a>'
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Then I should see 'unknown_link_to: <a href="/unknown.html">Unknown</a>'
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# Relative links aren't touched
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Then I should see 'relative_link_to: <a href="needs_index.html">Relative</a>'
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Then I should see 'relative_link_to: <a href="/needs_index/">Relative</a>'
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When I go to "/link_to/sub/"
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Then I should see 'link_to: <a href="/needs_index/">Needs Index</a>'
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Then I should see 'explicit_link_to: <a href="/needs_index/index.html">Explicit</a>'
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Then I should see 'unknown_link_to: <a href="/unknown.html">Unknown</a>'
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Then I should see 'relative_link_to: <a href="/needs_index/">Relative</a>'
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middleman-core/features/helpers_relative_link_to.feature
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middleman-core/features/helpers_relative_link_to.feature
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Feature: relative_link_to helper
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Scenario: relative_link_to produces relative links
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Given a fixture app "indexable-app"
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And an empty file named "config.rb"
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And a file named "source/link_to.html.erb" with:
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"""
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absolute: <%= link_to "Needs Index", "/needs_index.html", :relative => true %>
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relative: <%= link_to "Relative", "needs_index.html", :relative => true %>
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"""
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And a file named "source/link_to/sub.html.erb" with:
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"""
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absolute: <%= link_to "Needs Index", "/needs_index.html", :relative => true %>
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relative: <%= link_to "Relative", "../needs_index.html", :relative => true %>
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"""
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And the Server is running at "indexable-app"
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When I go to "/link_to.html"
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Then I should see 'absolute: <a href="needs_index.html">Needs Index</a>'
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Then I should see 'relative: <a href="needs_index.html">Relative</a>'
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When I go to "/link_to/sub.html"
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Then I should see 'absolute: <a href="../needs_index.html">Needs Index</a>'
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Then I should see 'relative: <a href="../needs_index.html">Relative</a>'
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Scenario: relative_link_to produces relative links when :relative_links is set to true
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Given a fixture app "indexable-app"
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And a file named "config.rb" with:
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"""
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set :relative_links, true
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"""
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And a file named "source/link_to.html.erb" with:
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"""
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absolute: <%= link_to "Needs Index", "/needs_index.html" %>
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relative: <%= link_to "Relative", "needs_index.html", :relative => false %>
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unknown: <%= link_to "Unknown", "foo.html" %>
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"""
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And a file named "source/link_to/sub.html.erb" with:
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"""
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absolute: <%= link_to "Needs Index", "/needs_index.html" %>
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relative: <%= link_to "Relative", "../needs_index.html" %>
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"""
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And the Server is running at "indexable-app"
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When I go to "/link_to.html"
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Then I should see 'absolute: <a href="needs_index.html">Needs Index</a>'
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Then I should see 'relative: <a href="/needs_index.html">Relative</a>'
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Then I should see 'unknown: <a href="foo.html">Unknown</a>'
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When I go to "/link_to/sub.html"
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Then I should see 'absolute: <a href="../needs_index.html">Needs Index</a>'
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Then I should see 'relative: <a href="../needs_index.html">Relative</a>'
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Scenario: relative_link_to knows about directory indexes
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Given a fixture app "indexable-app"
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And a file named "source/link_to.html.erb" with:
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"""
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absolute: <%= link_to "Needs Index", "/needs_index.html", :relative => true %>
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relative: <%= link_to "Relative", "needs_index.html", :relative => true %>
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"""
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And a file named "source/link_to/sub.html.erb" with:
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"""
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absolute: <%= link_to "Needs Index", "/needs_index.html", :relative => true %>
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relative: <%= link_to "Relative", "../needs_index.html", :relative => true %>
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"""
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And the Server is running at "indexable-app"
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When I go to "/link_to/"
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Then I should see 'absolute: <a href="needs_index/">Needs Index</a>'
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Then I should see 'relative: <a href="needs_index/">Relative</a>'
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When I go to "/link_to/sub/"
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Then I should see 'absolute: <a href="../needs_index/">Needs Index</a>'
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Then I should see 'relative: <a href="../needs_index/">Relative</a>'
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# app.helpers ::Padrino::Helpers::TranslationHelpers
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app.helpers Helpers
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app.set :relative_links, false
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end
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alias :included :registered
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end
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"#{result_path}"
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end
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# Overload the regular link_to to be sitemap-aware - if you
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# reference a source path, either absolutely or relatively,
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# you'll get that resource's nice URL. Also, there is a
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# :relative option which, if set to true, will produce
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# relative URLs instead of absolute URLs. You can also add
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#
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# set :relative_links, true
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#
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# to config.rb to have all links default to relative.
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def link_to(*args, &block)
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url_arg_index = block_given? ? 0 : 1
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options_index = block_given? ? 1 : 2
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if url = args[url_arg_index]
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# Only try to work with absolute URLs
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if url.start_with? '/'
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options = args[options_index] || {}
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relative = options.delete(:relative)
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if url.include? '://'
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raise "Can't use the relative option with an external URL" if relative
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else
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# Handle relative urls
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current_dir = Pathname('/' + current_resource.path).dirname
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path = Pathname(url)
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url = current_dir.join(path).to_s if path.relative?
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resource = sitemap.find_resource_by_path(url)
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args[url_arg_index] = resource.url if resource
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# Allow people to turn on relative paths for all links with set :relative_links, true
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# but still override on a case by case basis with the :relative parameter.
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effective_relative = relative || false
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if relative.nil? && relative_links
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effective_relative = true
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end
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if resource
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if effective_relative
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resource_url = resource.url
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new_url = Pathname(resource_url).relative_path_from(current_dir).to_s
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# Put back the trailing slash to avoid unnecessary Apache redirects
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if resource_url.end_with?('/') && !new_url.end_with?('/')
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new_url << '/'
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end
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else
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new_url = resource.url
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end
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args[url_arg_index] = new_url
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else
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raise "No resource exists at #{url}" if relative
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end
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end
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end
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super(*args, &block)
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end
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end
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end
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end
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end
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end
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# just foo. Best for linking.
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# @return [String]
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def url
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'/' + destination_path.sub(/#{Regexp.escape(app.index_file)}$/, '')
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('/' + destination_path).sub(/\/#{Regexp.escape(app.index_file)}$/, '/')
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end
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end
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end
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end
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end
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