SEO optimisation breaks "insert image" URLs for sub-pages

[Ben Linsey-Bloom]

To recreate problem...

Log in to Pluck
Enable SEO optimisation module/htaccess
Create/edit a page/blog post
Insert an image using the "insert image" feature on the right of the page
Select an option from the "sub-page of" drop-down menu.
Save and exit
View site

On a top-level page the image you inserted will appear correctly but if you navigate to the sub-page the image you inserted will not appear. The page source shows me the following:

IMG SRC with SEO :
example.com/sub-page-name/image.jpg (wrong image location )

IMG SRC without SEO (.htaccess file removed):
example.com/images/image.jpg (correct image location)

I don't know how to fix this so I'll have to disable SEO for now. I'm guessing what it would need to do is detect when you're on a sub-page and change the relative file-path to "../images/image.jpg" or use a global variable to store the site's root and have all image URLs relative to that.

Pluck is a great project by the way; let me know if I can help.

[simonv (simonverduin)]

There is a work-around for this issue. It surely isn't pretty, but it will allow you to keep SEO activated:

Open your FTP client.
Go to the location where the file is stored. (i.e. 1.news.php)
Download this file.
Open it locally. Seek the link location and change "images/news.jpg to "http://www.domainname/pluck/images/news.jpg".
Do so for each image.
Save the file, upload and overwrite the original file on the server.

Not a pretty solution, but so far the only thing that worked for me without messing about PHP code.

Simon