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Relative link in the admin layout file #97

Closed wrinqhq closed 6 years ago

wrinqhq commented 6 years ago

Addresses #81 to some extent

This fix allows the admin UI to look as expected. The css files resolve correctly.

If a port number like 3000 is specified on a production install and not included in APP_URL other functionality will still break as pointed out in the comments.

A solution to that can be to construct the URL from the parameters supplied in the config file.

In the absolute function the port number may be appended if the existing url does not already contain a port number?

In the mean time this PR can atleast render the admin panel correctly.

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claviska commented 6 years ago

If you're running Postleaf in dev and you're not using a proxy, the port number must be included in APP_URL.

However, in production you should never include a port in APP_URL because Postleaf is intended to run behind a proxy such as Nginx.

This patch may fix stylesheets when your .env file is misconfigured, but it doesn't account for everywhere else URLs are generated.