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I need to change the XSL to build the media server URL's. Right now the media_base looks like this:
media_base: https://cdrhmedia.unl.edu
So in order to build the complete URL, I need to add
images/cather-complete-letters
but I don't know that I want to pull cather-complete-letters fromt he folder name because the actual repo name is "complete letters" and the folder name could be different on different servers.
As Jess and I talked about it, I realized that since the folder name will never be committed to the repo it's probably not the best basis for building path URL's. Jess proposed we add a new variable, "folder_name" which will be passed through for things that require the folder path, and then add "shortname" back in. (ugh, sorry)
I'm open to other names besides "shortname" though - namespace? something else?
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Here's the problem I am running into:
I need to change the XSL to build the media server URL's. Right now the media_base looks like this:
media_base: https://cdrhmedia.unl.edu
So in order to build the complete URL, I need to add
images/cather-complete-letters
but I don't know that I want to pull cather-complete-letters fromt he folder name because the actual repo name is "complete letters" and the folder name could be different on different servers.
As Jess and I talked about it, I realized that since the folder name will never be committed to the repo it's probably not the best basis for building path URL's. Jess proposed we add a new variable, "folder_name" which will be passed through for things that require the folder path, and then add "shortname" back in. (ugh, sorry)
I'm open to other names besides "shortname" though - namespace? something else?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: