Have a look at this:
$str=preg_replace('#(href|src)="([^:"]*)("|(?:(?:%20|\s|\+)[^"]*"))#','$1="
http://TARGET.SERVER.COM/$2$3',$str);

(credits to
http://wintermute.com.au/bits/2005-09/php-relative-absolute-links/)

I tested it, and it works almost perfectly, except if there's a leading
slash, it displays it as http://server.com//directory/file.ext
Also, obviously it won't work for ../../, ./, etc.

Cheers,
Stephen

2008/6/1 Colleen R. Dick <platypus_at_proaxis.com>:

>
> I do something similar, and the same issues. My guess is because the html
> that you are fetching for the xternal site probably has relative links to
> the images. So you would have to find all those links in the returned page
> and patch in the full URL to the images before displaying the page.
>
> ryan pal wrote:
>
>> hello everyone. i have a link on my website which calls curl in the
>> background. im trying to have a new window popup ,do a form submit to
>> another site, and then display the results. right now the pages submits
>> correclty, however some of hte images are not displayed and "errors" on the
>> page occur. is this the just the way curl behaves or is there a workaround
>> so that i can have this new window seem as if it's a direct link?
>> ryan
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