Fix and refactor makeAbsoluteStr #249
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This commit achieves several things: - Remove `str_replace()` as removing the path from the base misleads the resolver, e.g. (http://example.org/?d=hello,img.jpg) actually leads to 'http:img.jpg' instead of 'http://example.org/img.jpg' - Refactor the whole method to simplify it and rely more on Uri - Update the test with path containing leading double slashes as we should keep the same behavior than browsers Signed-off-by: Kevin Decherf <kevin@kdecherf.com>
Signed-off-by: Kevin Decherf <kevin@kdecherf.com>
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This commit achieves several things:
str_replace()as removing the path from the base misleads theresolver, e.g.
makeAbsoluteStr(http://example.org/?d=hello,img.jpg)actually leads tohttp:img.jpginstead ofhttp://example.org/img.jpgshould keep the same behavior than browsers