Along similar lines, I've noticed that the smilie images are using the full URL (including domain name) rather than a relative path. We noticed this problem in development because we have two different domain names accessing the same site. If you embed a smilie from one domain name, it will be broken when you access by the other name.

I hadn't reported this before since I wanted to see if there was a configuration change I could make to fix this, but I realized that it will be a problem anyway when changing site domain names (or moving sites between domains).

Jamie

Hi Mats,

While the solution of keeping the old smiley paths intact may not be elegant that is probably what I would do in this case if you have a lot of content that uses them.

I mean it may be possible to fix it using SQL queries and the replace function on table fields where there is affected content. I would certainly backup the db before attempting it. Since the SQL REPLACE function does not work with ntext fields you would have to cast the field as nvarchcar(max) in order to do the replace, something like this syntax:

UPDATE tablename
SET fieldname= REPLACE(cast(fieldname as nvarchar(max)), 'oldvalue','newvalue')
-- WHERE some condition

Hope it helps,

Joe