Is there "trick" for getting an alias to an HTML file to display embedded assets (images, CSS, etc.) through relative links?
We need the alias to a mini-website HTML page in one course to display the assets in subfolders for that HTML page in another course. The HTML page in the source course with the mini-website displays fine; assets like CSS and images in subfolders do display correctly. When I'm in a different course and create an alias to that HTML page, the HTML will layout the page, but none of the assets in the subfolders display; no CSS or images.
This problem occurs in both our production server with Moodle 2.9.2 through our vendor (I *think* they're using nginx/1.4.6 [Ubuntu]) and in my test environment running Moodle 3.1.2 in XAMPP 5.6 portable for Windows (with Apache) on a thumb drive.
I don't have access to our production server (Moodle 2.9.2), but I can do what I need to do in my test environment on my thumb drive (Moodle 3.1.2). Slasharguments is enabled in both Moodles.
In my 3.1 test site, I edited php.ini and httpd.conf as described on the Moodle Docs site: https://docs.moodle.org/31/en/Apache#Slasharguments, but I'm pretty sure that it wasn't necessary to do that. It's still not displaying the mini-website subfolder assets in the alias.
The Moodle forums and tracker sites have posts about getting
mini-websites (and SCORM packages) to work with slasharguments, but
there doesn't appear to be anything about aliases to HTML files not
displaying linked files.
Any advice? Thanks for your help!