When you use relative url’s, the browser will dynamically create a complete url by using the url of the resource it loaded. In other words: It uses the url as it is displayed in the address bar. In your case (www.domain.com/subfolder/index.php/key
) it tries to load any relative url relative to www.domain.com/subfolder/index.php/
. Your resources are however not located there.
You have two options to resolve this problem:
-
Convert your relative url’s into absolute url’s, at least absolute to the domain root. Something like
<img src="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27744603/img/unicorn.png">
should be turned into<img src="https://stackoverflow.com/path/to/img/unicorn.png">
. -
Add a base to your head element. This base will be used instead of the url of the resource to calculate the complete url. You should add
<base href="https://stackoverflow.com/">
to your<head>
element./
will then be used as the base of any relative url.