Search engines.

[Anon]

I try to implement a site that can be indexed by search engines. I read the article here about it, but I have a problem with images not being found.

I use the apache's forcetype to say that the script is a php script.

my site is built like:

http://mysite.com/script

So when I type http://mysite.com/script/something/to/fetch

The images on the page are not shown. This is because apache thinks that the script is located at script/something/to/fetch, but it's really located at / . So when I have a <img src="images/image.gif"> apache looks in script/something/to/fetch/images/image.gif, but there is no images there.

My question is then: how can I get apache to look in /images even when I type a path behind script/abc/cde/?

Do I have to use full image paths with the host ?

[Anon]

I think you should specify the full path to the images you want to show in your page. Try someting like
<img src="../../images/image.gif">
if you want to go back 2 levels in the file structure tree and so on...

[Anon]

You could specify all paths relative to the web root, that is, if your images are in http://www.site.com/images/, you could call all of them like this IMG SRC="/images/photo.jpg", note the slash at the beginning. That should work regardless of where you are calling the image (or link) from, so long as you are within the same site.