Kolbjørn Stuestøl (Samstag, 30. Mai 2009, 18:50): > > Can you open the image file clicking on the link > > html/no/images/filters/options-logo-3d-outline.png? > > No such contents in the html/no/images. This is still a link to the > xml/no/images Yes, but you should be able to ignore this and enter html/no/images as if it was a real folder (but it's probably not important, so forget it). > > Do you have a "readlink" command (package: core-utils)? > > If yes, what is the output of following commands: > > $ readlink html/no/images/filters/options-logo-3d-outline.png > > ../../../../images/nn/filters/options-logo-3d-outline.png Oops, really ".../images/nn"? (should be ".../images/no") > If a "no" image exists the pointer points to it, otherwise to the "C" > image? Yes. > So the problem lies somewhere in the building of the links/pointers? No, apparently the links are correct. So let's summarize: o the html files contain correct image references o these images files are links to existings image files o you can open an image file even if it's a link (to xml/no/images/...) o the readlink utility shows that the links are no dead links o you cannot open the image (a link) via the browser's URL bar o all your browsers do not display the images Hmm, if this summary is correct (and remember that I haven't any clue about Windows or Cygwin, so maybe this is a silly question): is it possible that there's a global option somewhere which prevents all browsers from dereferencing links? Can you check with a simple test html file whether or not your browsers can read links to images (and links to links to images) which definitely exist? > > I get, however, many xslt warnings: > > No localization exists for "no" or "". Using default "nn". > > It's due to your add in the Makefile.GNU some time ago: > $(cmd) test "$*" = "no" && lang="nn" || lang="$*"; \ … Yes, without these changes we would probably get 'Using default "en".' > > I think we should try to replace "no" with "nn" to get rid of them: > > - replace "no" in configure and Makefiles, > > Yes. > > > - move/rename "no" directories to "nn" , > > Rename > > > - anything else? > > Renaming quickreference/po/no.po to nn.po > Nothing else. Ok, do you change it? Bye, Ulf
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