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Type:
Bug
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Status: Open
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Priority:
Critical
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Affects Version/s: 0.7, 0.8
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Fix Version/s: None
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Component/s: Skins (general issues)
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Labels:None
When employing breadcrumbs,
example generated links: home > dir > subdir
if the user is in node subdir, then clicks dir,
cocoon returns "The requested resource "/dir /" could not be found.
The link's absolute path during testing is http://localhost:8888/dir/
Case 1. If you place an index.html file under http://localhost:8888/dir/ for a redirect or viewable content,
clicking on breadcrumbs' dir link throws the error.
Case 2. If you manually enter the index.html in the browser path after http://localhost:8888/dir/, the request is handled.
Case 3. If sitemap has match="dir/index.html", cocoon still isn't happy with request dir/
Cocoon does not appear to assume the end node directory is index.* and thus appends no file automatically as tomcat or the http server does so it must be manually done.
example generated links: home > dir > subdir
if the user is in node subdir, then clicks dir,
cocoon returns "The requested resource "/dir /" could not be found.
The link's absolute path during testing is http://localhost:8888/dir/
Case 1. If you place an index.html file under http://localhost:8888/dir/ for a redirect or viewable content,
clicking on breadcrumbs' dir link throws the error.
Case 2. If you manually enter the index.html in the browser path after http://localhost:8888/dir/, the request is handled.
Case 3. If sitemap has match="dir/index.html", cocoon still isn't happy with request dir/
Cocoon does not appear to assume the end node directory is index.* and thus appends no file automatically as tomcat or the http server does so it must be manually done.