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Fix Config Links #634

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  • Use path base aware link component for page navigation

@CannonLock CannonLock requested a review from haoming29 January 10, 2024 18:02
- Use path base aware link component for page navigation
@CannonLock CannonLock force-pushed the base-path-aware-link branch from 9e8d746 to 6c232ab Compare January 10, 2024 18:05
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@haoming29 The issue was this page also used the Material-UI Link component which is not aware of the basepath that I set.

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The links to various server page in config page works, but I found that the link pelican icon has always leads to the "serve page option" with exception for registry page, the icon of which leads to /view/registry/index.html. I think we need a way to return to the "current server page" as well as going back to "serve matrix" page

I guess this could be a separate issue if @bbockelm is fine with that.

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@haoming29 Thats another issue, and isn't pressing because IIRC the pelican in a box is currently internal. The other urls will get redirected to that servers home.

@CannonLock CannonLock merged commit 6147d44 into PelicanPlatform:main Jan 10, 2024
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