This is like if you construct with http://myapp.com/app/ and then get back /app/test/ as a response data value, it will actually end up mapping to http://myapp.com/app/app/test/ due to the fact that the subfolder doesn't get recognized initially. Probably look into using urlparse to get better information on the passed in base URL.
jdost
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11 years ago
This is like if you construct with
http://myapp.com/app/and then get back/app/test/as a response data value, it will actually end up mapping tohttp://myapp.com/app/app/test/due to the fact that the subfolder doesn't get recognized initially. Probably look into usingurlparseto get better information on the passed in base URL.