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#PATHTO
Set the destination path that #OUTPUT() will use to write target files when a relative file path is provided.
When an absolute (aka rooted) path is passed to #OUTPUT(), it will not be affected by #PATHTO() because absolute paths are always appended to the Publication's Publish Path.
Syntax
#PATHTO(string $path) ... #ENDPATHTO
Parameters
- path - The desintation path in one of the following forms. If a filename is provided at the end of the path, it will be ignored.
- Relative Path - A relative path will be evaluated relative to the current path.
- Rooted Path - A rooted path will be evaluated from the Publication's Publish Path.
Return
This statement does not return a value or produce output.
Relative Path Example
#**
* Create and output an external custom CSS file just for this web page.
* The custom CSS file will be OUTPUT to a css/ subdirectory, even if
* we are publishing a file to some other subdirectory.
*#
#NEW($CSS)
header { height: 80px; background: url(#LINK(Image,HeaderBg)); }
#ENDNEW
#PATHTO('/')
#NEW($CSSFile)#OUTPUT('css/custom.css',$CSS)#ENDNEW
#ENDPATHTO
<html>
<head>
<title>Example Web Page</title>
<link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="$CSSFile" />
</head>
<body>
<header>Example</header>
<h1>Example Web Page</h1>
<p>The cScript template creates and references
an external custom CSS file.</p>
</body>
</html>