Closed zalun closed 10 years ago
In order to get the paths set properly you need to run techy
in the main directory. If you go to /NetPlayer
Techy thinks that this is the root of the projects and uses that as a starting point.
I forked your repo and simply run techy
in the main directory. Here is how the index.html
in NetPlayer
folder looks like https://github.com/krasimir/zalun.github.io/blob/master/NetPlayer/index.html
I did it from the main dir ... I will try to update (using OSX) Nope - no difference - still no "../"
Ok, let me know if it works.
As above (updated the comment)
Ok, can you please commit the latest files in your repo (if not already) and I'll investigate further.
There is quite a lot of path findings based on backslashes - https://github.com/krasimir/techy/blob/master/lib/Factory.js That might be the reason, but I haven't been really debugging it
I did
Yep, there is a getPagePaths
method which should in theory set the paths properly. It is interesting that under Windows7 your project compiles just fine. I'll try later under Ubuntu.
It is the same on Ubuntu on my side
I'm almost finished with #9 and will dig in to the issue.
Found out it's the same with tags (took your repo)
link to tags is articles/tags/tagname.html
and opposite - link from tags to article - tags/articles/articlename.html
https://github.com/zalun/zalun.github.io/ as an example of the result after changing the content
Damn ... I really have no idea what is going on. Sorry, I'll need more time to find the problem.
The problem is fixed. Please install the latest 0.0.43 version and try again. It was a OS related path issue.
Brilliant - thanks
site updated - I can start work on moving my URL to this - yay!
(Y) I should thank you for posting this issue because the problem probably occur on many users.
Pages created in subdirectory are trying to load template files from its directory. example: http://zalun.github.io/NetPlayer/ code: https://github.com/zalun/zalun.github.io/blob/master/NetPlayer/index.md