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Can you show the code for the images?
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it is coming from another server so i cannot gaurantee what they will look like but they are html image tags i.e. &lt;img src=&quot;/images/something.jpg<wbr />&quot;/&gt; <br />
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it is coming from another server so i cannot gaurantee what they will look like but they are html image tags i.e. <img src="/images/something.jpg"/>



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that is correct. &nbsp; how would you go about changing the relative url to include the host?
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that is correct.   how would you go about changing the relative url to include the host?

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Thanks for your replies but I think the question has been lost somewhere....<br />
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I have a bunch of html that includes several urls. &nbsp;I need to replace the relative path with an absolute path. &nbsp; Is there a regular expression or something that I could &nbsp;use to do this.<br />
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Cheers<br />
Bruce
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Thanks for your replies but I think the question has been lost somewhere....

I have a bunch of html that includes several urls.  I need to replace the relative path with an absolute path.   Is there a regular expression or something that I could  use to do this.

Cheers
Bruce

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Hello,<br />
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I use &lt;c:import url=&quot;whatever&quot;/&gt; &nbsp;to include some external html in my JSP page. &nbsp;It all works great except that the image URLS do not show up since they are realtive to teh external site. &nbsp; Any solutions to work around this?<br />
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Thanks
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Hello,

I use <c:import url="whatever"/>  to include some external html in my JSP page.  It all works great except that the image URLS do not show up since they are realtive to teh external site.   Any solutions to work around this?

Thanks

fixing relative paths when including external html in a JSP page

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