CSS URLs

> Hello all,
>
> Thank you everyone that has worked on seaside.  Seaside is really a
> wonderful environment!  I'm still getting my feet wet.
>
> I have a question.  I would like to generate tabs that look like the
> attached html file.
>
> To do this I would need to be able to support a URL in css.  I've got this
> working "IF" I translate the url to a seaside url.
>
> I see the generateUrlForDocument but the image tag needs context to generate
> the url.  I figured I would parse and replace the urls in
>
> WAPresenter>>updateRoot: anHtmlRoot
>         self script ifNotNilDo: [:script | anHtmlRoot addScript: script].
>         self style halt ifNotNilDo: [:style | anHtmlRoot addStyle: style].
>
> This makes sense to me since it appears that the css is added for each
> change in session and the images hold their seaside url throughout a
> session.
>
> I also figured this was possible since I have the context in WAPresenter.
> When I tried to create an image
>
> WARoundedTabStyle image: #bg on: (WARenderCanvas context: self context
> callbacks: #())
>
> (the image: imageName on: html method just does:
>         ^html image
>                 fileName: imageName, '.gif';
>                 mimeType: 'image/gif';
>                 document: (self base64Decode: (self perform: imageName))
> )
>
> Creating a new canvas seems to have wiped things clean.  Is there an easier
> way to generate and set the url of an image so that I can parse the CSS and
> replace url(some.gif) with the seaside url for that gif?
>
> Thanks for your help!

> Hi Ron,
>
> > To do this I would need to be able to support a URL in css.  I've
> > got this
> > working "IF" I translate the url to a seaside url.
>
> I have done something similar in VW as part of parcel
> "SeasideWebDesignerTool".
> The idea is to use a subclass of WARequestHandler that is designed to
> serve
> graphic files. This subclass is named WAPictureServer and is registered
> as 'images' in the default dispatcher. As a result, any url in the form
> /seaside/images/foo/bar/... is dispatched to this handler via
> #handleRequest:
> The corresponding method delegates the request handling to an instance
> of WAPictureHandler. It parses the url like that :
>         /seaside/images/AAA/BBB.CCC
> where
> AAA is the name of a class
> BBB is the name of an annotated method that answers a byte array
> .CCC is optional and ignored
> Typically, AAA is a subclass of WAStyleLibrary and method BBB is
> annotated like this :
>
> bg
>         <objectNamed: 'bg.gif'
>                 contentType: 'image/gif'
>                 uploadDate: 'April 13, 2005 12:00:00.002'
>                 creationDate: 'April 13, 2005 12:00:00.003'
>                 modificationDate: 'April 13, 2005 12:00:00.004'
>                 by: 'Douglas Bowman'>
>
>         ^ ByteArray fromPackedString:
> 'Q4%FNC%!E@@-@LP@@M7#5]/!4?;>?/K4;.[)8M+ 4/3<?OW7</''9=>+-9NC$5.W
> (7.;1:.70:^?2:>K%6/#8=/_7=_O5<N'',8?+:>O/;>>/.97]&U^O&6>S''7_7=?^3/:NG
> $6_G3;.C#6N#+8"G9A@@@@@@@K@@@@@@T@B4@@@W XBFNYF&^JA&,[N.>\B3OK&C_^J;/
> _N?''"*A0RB0ZO\"$D&%T\I;P:OMA+U*/U8162>56L>B0^C1^&L?(]I*0XK/[!K!<S*?
> [;?#8Y?>Y>O>@ XDI!HVF!8"I" $V#AZO$IFR$!.U%)^XF06[''I6^'' 2!(*N$)
> ZHN*J&**:,C+*>0,[D]-KV4,*:6.K.1D+:?0LGAA<SE1,_H2\+FD\7N3=CPDMOT5]
> [VBM''Z6=3]7-?[ENK#9NW%E^#):./+A.;/<OG2<?S0F/_8>_+:@/7>?0@CB!1H,BC@B0
> SJ%28L@P@N0@a'
>
> The above sample answers a ByteArray built from a constant. It could
> also answer a Byte Array read from a file and cached.
>
> With the above in place you can now have things like this in your css:
>         url("/seaside/images/SlidingDoors/bg.gif")
>
> Not sure if this has been done in Squeak.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Michel Bany [mailto:[hidden email]]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2006 6:16 AM
> To: [hidden email]; The Squeak Enterprise Aubergines Server - general
> discussion.
> Subject: Re: [Seaside] CSS URLs
>
> Hi Ron,
>
> > To do this I would need to be able to support a URL in css.  I've
> > got this
> > working "IF" I translate the url to a seaside url.
>
> I have done something similar in VW as part of parcel
> "SeasideWebDesignerTool".
> The idea is to use a subclass of WARequestHandler that is designed to
> serve
> graphic files. This subclass is named WAPictureServer and is registered
> as 'images' in the default dispatcher. As a result, any url in the form
> /seaside/images/foo/bar/... is dispatched to this handler via
> #handleRequest:
> The corresponding method delegates the request handling to an instance
> of WAPictureHandler. It parses the url like that :
> /seaside/images/AAA/BBB.CCC
> where
> AAA is the name of a class
> BBB is the name of an annotated method that answers a byte array
> .CCC is optional and ignored
> Typically, AAA is a subclass of WAStyleLibrary and method BBB is
> annotated like this :
>
> bg
> <objectNamed: 'bg.gif'
> contentType: 'image/gif'
> uploadDate: 'April 13, 2005 12:00:00.002'
> creationDate: 'April 13, 2005 12:00:00.003'
> modificationDate: 'April 13, 2005 12:00:00.004'
> by: 'Douglas Bowman'>
>
> ^ ByteArray fromPackedString:
> 'Q4%FNC%!E@@-@LP@@M7#5]/!4?;>?/K4;.[)8M+ 4/3<?OW7</''9=>+-9NC$5.W
> (7.;1:.70:^?2:>K%6/#8=/_7=_O5<N'',8?+:>O/;>>/.97]&U^O&6>S''7_7=?^3/:NG
> $6_G3;.C#6N#+8"G9A@@@@@@@K@@@@@@T@B4@@@W XBFNYF&^JA&,[N.>\B3OK&C_^J;/
> _N?''"*A0RB0ZO\"$D&%T\I;P:OMA+U*/U8162>56L>B0^C1^&L?(]I*0XK/[!K!<S*?
> [;?#8Y?>Y>O>@ XDI!HVF!8"I" $V#AZO$IFR$!.U%)^XF06[''I6^'' 2!(*N$)
> ZHN*J&**:,C+*>0,[D]-KV4,*:6.K.1D+:?0LGAA<SE1,_H2\+FD\7N3=CPDMOT5]
> [VBM''Z6=3]7-?[ENK#9NW%E^#):./+A.;/<OG2<?S0F/_8>_+:@/7>?0@CB!1H,BC@B0
> SJ%28L@P@N0@a'
>
> The above sample answers a ByteArray built from a constant. It could
> also answer a Byte Array read from a file and cached.
>
> With the above in place you can now have things like this in your css:
> url("/seaside/images/SlidingDoors/bg.gif")
>
> Not sure if this has been done in Squeak.
>
> HTH
> Michel.

> Hi Michel,
>
> That's exactly what I'm looking for.  I don't see anything similar for
> Squeak.  What are the chances of allowing me to port the code to  
> squeak?
>
> Ron
>
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Michel Bany [mailto:[hidden email]]
>> Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2006 6:16 AM
>> To: [hidden email]; The Squeak Enterprise Aubergines Server -  
>> general
>> discussion.
>> Subject: Re: [Seaside] CSS URLs
>>
>> Hi Ron,
>>
>>> To do this I would need to be able to support a URL in css.  I've
>>> got this
>>> working "IF" I translate the url to a seaside url.
>>
>> I have done something similar in VW as part of parcel
>> "SeasideWebDesignerTool".
>> The idea is to use a subclass of WARequestHandler that is designed to
>> serve
>> graphic files. This subclass is named WAPictureServer and is  
>> registered
>> as 'images' in the default dispatcher. As a result, any url in the  
>> form
>> /seaside/images/foo/bar/... is dispatched to this handler via
>> #handleRequest:
>> The corresponding method delegates the request handling to an  
>> instance
>> of WAPictureHandler. It parses the url like that :
>> /seaside/images/AAA/BBB.CCC
>> where
>> AAA is the name of a class
>> BBB is the name of an annotated method that answers a byte array
>> .CCC is optional and ignored
>> Typically, AAA is a subclass of WAStyleLibrary and method BBB is
>> annotated like this :
>>
>> bg
>> <objectNamed: 'bg.gif'
>> contentType: 'image/gif'
>> uploadDate: 'April 13, 2005 12:00:00.002'
>> creationDate: 'April 13, 2005 12:00:00.003'
>> modificationDate: 'April 13, 2005 12:00:00.004'
>> by: 'Douglas Bowman'>
>>
>> ^ ByteArray fromPackedString:
>> 'Q4%FNC%!E@@-@LP@@M7#5]/!4?;>?/K4;.[)8M+ 4/3<?OW7</''9=>+-9NC$5.W
>> (7.;1:.70:^?2:>K%6/#8=/_7=_O5<N'',8?+:>O/;>>/.97]&U^O&6>S''7_7=?
>> ^3/:NG
>> $6_G3;.C#6N#+8"G9A@@@@@@@K@@@@@@T@B4@@@W XBFNYF&^JA&,[N.>\B3OK&C_^J;/
>> _N?''"*A0RB0ZO\"$D&%T\I;P:OMA+U*/U8162>56L>B0^C1^&L?(]I*0XK/[!K!<S*?
>> [;?#8Y?>Y>O>@ XDI!HVF!8"I" $V#AZO$IFR$!.U%)^XF06[''I6^'' 2!(*N$)
>> ZHN*J&**:,C+*>0,[D]-KV4,*:6.K.1D+:?0LGAA<SE1,_H2\+FD\7N3=CPDMOT5]
>> [VBM''Z6=3]7-?[ENK#9NW%E^#):./+A.;/<OG2<?S0F/_8>_+:@/7>?0@CB!1H,BC@B0
>> SJ%28L@P@N0@a'
>>
>> The above sample answers a ByteArray built from a constant. It could
>> also answer a Byte Array read from a file and cached.
>>
>> With the above in place you can now have things like this in your  
>> css:
>> url("/seaside/images/SlidingDoors/bg.gif")
>>
>> Not sure if this has been done in Squeak.
>>
>> HTH
>> Michel.
>
>
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> Ron
>
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Michel Bany [mailto:[hidden email]]
> > Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2006 6:16 AM
> > To: [hidden email]; The Squeak Enterprise Aubergines Server - general
> > discussion.
> > Subject: Re: [Seaside] CSS URLs
> >
> > Hi Ron,
> >
> > > To do this I would need to be able to support a URL in css.  I've
> > > got this
> > > working "IF" I translate the url to a seaside url.
> >
> > I have done something similar in VW as part of parcel
> > "SeasideWebDesignerTool".
> > The idea is to use a subclass of WARequestHandler that is designed to
> > serve
> > graphic files. This subclass is named WAPictureServer and is registered
> > as 'images' in the default dispatcher. As a result, any url in the form
> > /seaside/images/foo/bar/... is dispatched to this handler via
> > #handleRequest:
> > The corresponding method delegates the request handling to an instance
> > of WAPictureHandler. It parses the url like that :
> >       /seaside/images/AAA/BBB.CCC
> > where
> > AAA is the name of a class
> > BBB is the name of an annotated method that answers a byte array
> > .CCC is optional and ignored
> > Typically, AAA is a subclass of WAStyleLibrary and method BBB is
> > annotated like this :
> >
> > bg
> >       <objectNamed: 'bg.gif'
> >               contentType: 'image/gif'
> >               uploadDate: 'April 13, 2005 12:00:00.002'
> >               creationDate: 'April 13, 2005 12:00:00.003'
> >               modificationDate: 'April 13, 2005 12:00:00.004'
> >               by: 'Douglas Bowman'>
> >
> >       ^ ByteArray fromPackedString:
> > 'Q4%FNC%!E@@-@LP@@M7#5]/!4?;>?/K4;.[)8M+ 4/3<?OW7</''9=>+-9NC$5.W
> > (7.;1:.70:^?2:>K%6/#8=/_7=_O5<N'',8?+:>O/;>>/.97]&U^O&6>S''7_7=?^3/:NG
> > $6_G3;.C#6N#+8"G9A@@@@@@@K@@@@@@T@B4@@@W XBFNYF&^JA&,[N.>\B3OK&C_^J;/
> > _N?''"*A0RB0ZO\"$D&%T\I;P:OMA+U*/U8162>56L>B0^C1^&L?(]I*0XK/[!K!<S*?
> > [;?#8Y?>Y>O>@ XDI!HVF!8"I" $V#AZO$IFR$!.U%)^XF06[''I6^'' 2!(*N$)
> > ZHN*J&**:,C+*>0,[D]-KV4,*:6.K.1D+:?0LGAA<SE1,_H2\+FD\7N3=CPDMOT5]
> > [VBM''Z6=3]7-?[ENK#9NW%E^#):./+A.;/<OG2<?S0F/_8>_+:@/7>?0@CB!1H,BC@B0
> > SJ%28L@P@N0@a'
> >
> > The above sample answers a ByteArray built from a constant. It could
> > also answer a Byte Array read from a file and cached.
> >
> > With the above in place you can now have things like this in your css:
> >       url("/seaside/images/SlidingDoors/bg.gif")
> >
> > Not sure if this has been done in Squeak.
> >
> > HTH
> > Michel.
>
>
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>

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Philippe Marschall [mailto:[hidden email]]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2006 9:28 AM
> To: [hidden email]; The Squeak Enterprise Aubergines Server - general
> discussion.
> Subject: Re: [Seaside] CSS URLs
>
> 2006/10/4, Ron Teitelbaum <[hidden email]>:
> > Hi Michel,
> >
> > That's exactly what I'm looking for.  I don't see anything similar for
> > Squeak.  What are the chances of allowing me to port the code to squeak?
>
> About for the third time:
> FileLibrary does the same thing for Squeak.
>
> Philippe
>
> > Ron
> >
> >
> > > -----Original Message-----
> > > From: Michel Bany [mailto:[hidden email]]
> > > Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2006 6:16 AM
> > > To: [hidden email]; The Squeak Enterprise Aubergines Server -
> general
> > > discussion.
> > > Subject: Re: [Seaside] CSS URLs
> > >
> > > Hi Ron,
> > >
> > > > To do this I would need to be able to support a URL in css.  I've
> > > > got this
> > > > working "IF" I translate the url to a seaside url.
> > >
> > > I have done something similar in VW as part of parcel
> > > "SeasideWebDesignerTool".
> > > The idea is to use a subclass of WARequestHandler that is designed to
> > > serve
> > > graphic files. This subclass is named WAPictureServer and is
> registered
> > > as 'images' in the default dispatcher. As a result, any url in the
> form
> > > /seaside/images/foo/bar/... is dispatched to this handler via
> > > #handleRequest:
> > > The corresponding method delegates the request handling to an instance
> > > of WAPictureHandler. It parses the url like that :
> > >       /seaside/images/AAA/BBB.CCC
> > > where
> > > AAA is the name of a class
> > > BBB is the name of an annotated method that answers a byte array
> > > .CCC is optional and ignored
> > > Typically, AAA is a subclass of WAStyleLibrary and method BBB is
> > > annotated like this :
> > >
> > > bg
> > >       <objectNamed: 'bg.gif'
> > >               contentType: 'image/gif'
> > >               uploadDate: 'April 13, 2005 12:00:00.002'
> > >               creationDate: 'April 13, 2005 12:00:00.003'
> > >               modificationDate: 'April 13, 2005 12:00:00.004'
> > >               by: 'Douglas Bowman'>
> > >
> > >       ^ ByteArray fromPackedString:
> > > 'Q4%FNC%!E@@-@LP@@M7#5]/!4?;>?/K4;.[)8M+ 4/3<?OW7</''9=>+-9NC$5.W
> > > (7.;1:.70:^?2:>K%6/#8=/_7=_O5<N'',8?+:>O/;>>/.97]&U^O&6>S''7_7=?^3/:NG
> > > $6_G3;.C#6N#+8"G9A@@@@@@@K@@@@@@T@B4@@@W XBFNYF&^JA&,[N.>\B3OK&C_^J;/
> > > _N?''"*A0RB0ZO\"$D&%T\I;P:OMA+U*/U8162>56L>B0^C1^&L?(]I*0XK/[!K!<S*?
> > > [;?#8Y?>Y>O>@ XDI!HVF!8"I" $V#AZO$IFR$!.U%)^XF06[''I6^'' 2!(*N$)
> > > ZHN*J&**:,C+*>0,[D]-KV4,*:6.K.1D+:?0LGAA<SE1,_H2\+FD\7N3=CPDMOT5]
> > > [VBM''Z6=3]7-?[ENK#9NW%E^#):./+A.;/<OG2<?S0F/_8>_+:@/7>?0@CB!1H,BC@B0
> > > SJ%28L@P@N0@a'
> > >
> > > The above sample answers a ByteArray built from a constant. It could
> > > also answer a Byte Array read from a file and cached.
> > >
> > > With the above in place you can now have things like this in your css:
> > >       url("/seaside/images/SlidingDoors/bg.gif")
> > >
> > > Not sure if this has been done in Squeak.
> > >
> > > HTH
> > > Michel.
> >
> >
> > _______________________________________________
> > Seaside mailing list
> > [hidden email]
> > http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/seaside
> >

> From: Bert Freudenberg
> Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2006 9:20 AM
>
> SqueakSource also serves a headline image referenced from a style
> sheet. Cannot recall the details, though.
>
> - Bert -
>
> Am 04.10.2006 um 15:14 schrieb Ron Teitelbaum:
>
> > Hi Michel,
> >
> > That's exactly what I'm looking for.  I don't see anything similar for
> > Squeak.  What are the chances of allowing me to port the code to
> > squeak?
> >
> > Ron
> >
> >
> >> -----Original Message-----
> >> From: Michel Bany [mailto:[hidden email]]
> >> Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2006 6:16 AM
> >> To: [hidden email]; The Squeak Enterprise Aubergines Server -
> >> general
> >> discussion.
> >> Subject: Re: [Seaside] CSS URLs
> >>
> >> Hi Ron,
> >>
> >>> To do this I would need to be able to support a URL in css.  I've
> >>> got this
> >>> working "IF" I translate the url to a seaside url.
> >>
> >> I have done something similar in VW as part of parcel
> >> "SeasideWebDesignerTool".
> >> The idea is to use a subclass of WARequestHandler that is designed to
> >> serve
> >> graphic files. This subclass is named WAPictureServer and is
> >> registered
> >> as 'images' in the default dispatcher. As a result, any url in the
> >> form
> >> /seaside/images/foo/bar/... is dispatched to this handler via
> >> #handleRequest:
> >> The corresponding method delegates the request handling to an
> >> instance
> >> of WAPictureHandler. It parses the url like that :
> >> /seaside/images/AAA/BBB.CCC
> >> where
> >> AAA is the name of a class
> >> BBB is the name of an annotated method that answers a byte array
> >> .CCC is optional and ignored
> >> Typically, AAA is a subclass of WAStyleLibrary and method BBB is
> >> annotated like this :
> >>
> >> bg
> >> <objectNamed: 'bg.gif'
> >> contentType: 'image/gif'
> >> uploadDate: 'April 13, 2005 12:00:00.002'
> >> creationDate: 'April 13, 2005 12:00:00.003'
> >> modificationDate: 'April 13, 2005 12:00:00.004'
> >> by: 'Douglas Bowman'>
> >>
> >> ^ ByteArray fromPackedString:
> >> 'Q4%FNC%!E@@-@LP@@M7#5]/!4?;>?/K4;.[)8M+ 4/3<?OW7</''9=>+-9NC$5.W
> >> (7.;1:.70:^?2:>K%6/#8=/_7=_O5<N'',8?+:>O/;>>/.97]&U^O&6>S''7_7=?
> >> ^3/:NG
> >> $6_G3;.C#6N#+8"G9A@@@@@@@K@@@@@@T@B4@@@W XBFNYF&^JA&,[N.>\B3OK&C_^J;/
> >> _N?''"*A0RB0ZO\"$D&%T\I;P:OMA+U*/U8162>56L>B0^C1^&L?(]I*0XK/[!K!<S*?
> >> [;?#8Y?>Y>O>@ XDI!HVF!8"I" $V#AZO$IFR$!.U%)^XF06[''I6^'' 2!(*N$)
> >> ZHN*J&**:,C+*>0,[D]-KV4,*:6.K.1D+:?0LGAA<SE1,_H2\+FD\7N3=CPDMOT5]
> >> [VBM''Z6=3]7-?[ENK#9NW%E^#):./+A.;/<OG2<?S0F/_8>_+:@/7>?0@CB!1H,BC@B0
> >> SJ%28L@P@N0@a'
> >>
> >> The above sample answers a ByteArray built from a constant. It could
> >> also answer a Byte Array read from a file and cached.
> >>
> >> With the above in place you can now have things like this in your
> >> css:
> >> url("/seaside/images/SlidingDoors/bg.gif")
> >>
> >> Not sure if this has been done in Squeak.
> >>
> >> HTH
> >> Michel.
> >
> >
> > _______________________________________________
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>
>
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Philippe Marschall [mailto:[hidden email]]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2006 2:44 PM
> To: [hidden email]; The Squeak Enterprise Aubergines Server - general
> discussion.
> Subject: Re: [Seaside] [FIX] for FileManagerLibrary Upload on IE 6.0
>
> 2006/10/4, Ron Teitelbaum <[hidden email]>:
> >
> > 0005172: [FIX] FileManagerLibrary Upload File From IE 6.0
> > http://bugs.impara.de/view.php?id=5172
> >
> > Hi Philippe,
> >
> > There was an error in upload of FileManagerLibrary for
> > 3.9[7051]-winXP-IE6.0.  See link above.
>
> Thank you for reporting. I'm trying to understand to issue. If I
> understood correctly
>
> IE delivers file names that look like this:
> 'c:\temp\afile.txt' (full Windows path)
> Whereas 'the rest' delivers file names that look like this:
> 'afile.txt' (path is missing)
>
> Now FileDirectory on Windows (or it's subclass) can't deal with file
> names that are not a full path.
>
> Is that correct so far?
>
> Unfortunately if I do
> (FileDirectory on: 'c:\temp\afile.txt') localName
> on a linux box the answer is:
> 'c:\temp\afile.txt'
>
> This works only on Windows where the file separator is '\'.
>
> I refactored the code a bit to do conversion to local names only when
> needed and committed it as:
> FileLibrary-pmm.10
> I hope this works for you.
>
> Cheers
> Philippe

> Michel Bany wrote:
>> [ ... ]
>>
>> With the above in place you can now have things like this in your  
>> css:
>>     url("/seaside/images/SlidingDoors/bg.gif")
> Michel --
>
> I've got my VW installation now using a custom servlet setup based  
> on some directions that you wrote up last March for someone on this  
> list.. So, all is fine and dandy and works, except I find now that  
> the SeasideWebDesigner tool can no longer find its image files such  
> as the one mentioned above..  I suspect I need to somehow tell it  
> to look elsewhere or put some sort of setting in my webtools.ini  
> file.. Any ideas on how to proceed?
>
> Thanks!

>
> On 02 Feb 2007, at 07:07 , Rick Flower wrote:
>
>> Michel Bany wrote:
>>> [ ... ]
>>>
>>> With the above in place you can now have things like this in your css:
>>>     url("/seaside/images/SlidingDoors/bg.gif")
>> Michel --
>>
>> I've got my VW installation now using a custom servlet setup based on
>> some directions that you wrote up last March for someone on this
>> list.. So, all is fine and dandy and works, except I find now that
>> the SeasideWebDesigner tool can no longer find its image files such
>> as the one mentioned above..  I suspect I need to somehow tell it to
>> look elsewhere or put some sort of setting in my webtools.ini file..
>> Any ideas on how to proceed?
>>
>> Thanks!
>
> Have you tried this
>
>     url("/seaside/go/images/SlidingDoors/bg.gif")
>