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Jr. the static, static javascript site generator (you should see this)
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doesn't work from outside of the main directory #17

Open isidore opened 10 years ago

isidore commented 10 years ago

If I have a site main with subdirectory main/jr I can't place files in main and call jr/js/jr.js

related: I can't make a cross-site call to the jr.js library.

xeoncross commented 10 years ago

Can you describe your problem a little more? The demo site is running in a sub directory (/jr/) so I know it does work.

bc-webmaster commented 10 years ago

I think what @isidore meant is that the file structure needs to be:

./markdownfile1.html
./markdownfile2.html
./js/jr.js

and it doesn't work if it's:

./markdownfile1.html
./markdownfile2.html
./some/deeper/dir/js/jr.js

...even if you adjust the <script src="jr.js"></script> call appropriately, to be <script src="some/deeper/dir/js/jr.js"></script>

If that's not what was meant, let me know and I'll open a new issue.

xeoncross commented 10 years ago

You should see in your browser the error is that Jr. can't load showdown unless you edit jr.js with your correct path.

So, if you have ./some/deeper/dir/js/jr.js then you need to edit js/showdown.js to /some/deeper/dir/js/showdown.js

Also, use absolute paths like /some.... not ./some

If you look at the console in Firefox/Chrome/IE it will tell you what the errors are.

Gusatomik commented 10 years ago

Jr works fine with customed hierarchy. You have to modify the necessary paths. I did it step by step to get a directory for images, articles, etc...