Using a function like l() to make your links is certainly better in general, but the actual reason why your code isn't working is this: print "<a href='/" . When you move your site to a subfolder of the root directory, you're changing the base URL of the site from '/' to '/[subfolder]'. I think your problem will be solved if you instead use something like this: print "<a href='" . $base_path . $node->... (see http://api.drupal.org/api/global/base_path/6 for details)
Hope that helps.
Andy Walpole wrote:
Hi there Drupal droogs,
I've been using the following code in the node tpl file to create a read more link in the node teaser:
<?php print "<a href='/" . $node->links["node_read_more"]["href"] . "' class='readmore' title='" . $node->links["node_read_more"]["attributes"]["title"] . "..' >" . '<img src="' . base_path() . path_to_theme() . '/images/read-more.gif" width="120" height="40" alt="" />' . "</a>"; ?>
Now $node->links["node_read_more"]["href"] works fine at creating the right URL until I put the site into a sub directory, and then instead of the links being /themes/?q=node/62 they are /node/62... which is wrong
Does anybody have any ideas what I can do to sort this problem out?
Regards,
Andy