Hi Sottwell,
Thank your for your answer, it made sense to me..
I was able to ’set’ another base href, but then it came to my mind... it’s not really the base href what’s bugging me now, it’s the port number!
I’ve changed the pages to non-cachable and the base href gets created ok, except for the portnumber.
It seems to me that the config file is also adding the port number to the base href..
If I now access the pages from an external network I get the base url : my.dsn.com:8082
If I wasn’t running the website on port 8082 but 80 I wouldn’t have a problem. But port 80 is occupied by the standard firmware of the router, that’s why I choose port 8082 and have NAT in the router forward outside port 80 to inside port 8082.
Any thought on how I can only remove the port number from the base href ? my php knowledged is not that good.
Thanks in advance !
