Error when accessing rendered files with file://... about markdoc HOT 4 CLOSED

Hmmm, on further reflection this is probably more of a markdown issue than a markdoc issue, right?

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Well, after much trial and error I now have a script to do postprocessing to get what I want. So I guess I'll close this.

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Hello NevarMaor! I have the same problem with the generated links on my webserver. Could you post your solution in this issue please? Thanks!

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On 05/05/2012 12:51 PM, Jan Baer wrote:

Hello NevarMaor! I have the same problem with the generated links on my webserver. Could you post your solution in this issue please? Thanks!

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Hi Jan, the issue I had was with using the rendered files without a
webserver. If you are running a webserver it shouldn't be an issue.

Anyway, I am certainly no bash whiz but here is the script I use. It
uses sed to add ".html" to all local links (and also adds "index.html"
if the link ends in a "/", which is how I distinguish subdirectory home
pages). You would likely have to modify this for your application.

Also, I use a separate directory ".file" for the modified version to
keep it separate from the ".html" directory. And this setup is entirely
for my own personal use, no public access.

 #!/bin/bash

 rm - r .file
 cp -r .html .file
 cd .file

 find . -type f | xargs sed -i \
 -e 's/\(<a href="[^(http:\/\/)].*\/\)\(">\)/\1index.html\2/g' \
 -e 's/\(<a href="[^(http:\/\/)].*[^(\.html)]\)\(">\)/\1.html\2/g'

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