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Hi All, I have been handed a pretty large (not in hits but in code) website to maintain. There's a few features they would like added. My problem is that the code is a mess. No comments, no documentation, very sloppy, and error_log is so full of problems it makes my head spin. Anyway, they don't have a development server, only production. So I spun up centos in virutalbox, imported the db and files. It "works" but there are like 170 links that point to the production server. There's also some funny javascript I don't understand yet that I think requires the production server. Apparently their old admin didn't believe in relative paths. So is there a way I can make the development server think it's the production server? Like when I click on a link that says foo.com/bar it really just stays at 127.0.0.1/bar? Bind? Thanks for any tips! -- Eric Chadbourne 617.249.3377 http://theMnemeProject.org/ http://WebnerSolutions.com/
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