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The base URL is the current page in the HTML5 implementation (as per the spec), but the domain root in HTML4 implementation.
For example, running this fiddle in Chrome 45 yields the expected output.
* /luhn/auth3x5q/show/ * /luhn/auth3x5q/show/rel/at/ive
But run it on IE9, and you get much different output:
* / * /rel/at/ive
Changing the basepath resolves this inconsistencies.
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Actually, changing the basepath then breaks absolute URLs.
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basePath works similar HTML-element BASE. But I will think about your problem.
basePath
<base> only affects relative URLs, so the behavior shown in the last fiddle I linked is inconsistent with it.
<base>
<base> only affects relative URLs
Yes, you're absolutely right
I will think over this problem, when there will be free time. Thanks!
P.S. If you know how to fix, I'll be happy to consider your decision.
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The base URL is the current page in the HTML5 implementation (as per the spec), but the domain root in HTML4 implementation.
For example, running this fiddle in Chrome 45 yields the expected output.
But run it on IE9, and you get much different output:
Changing the basepath resolves this inconsistencies.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: