I am having further problems with my migration to localhost. When I click on an internal link I get this as the link:
http://localhost/choo/cgi-bin/ua/localhost/choo/cgi-bin/ua/main.pl (The link is repeating itself somehow.)

The code this is coming from is this:

<A HREF="<!--GLOBAL::script_dir_url-->/main.pl">Main Page</a> | <A HRE
+F="<!--GLOBAL::script_dir_url-->/browse.pl">Browse</a> |<!-- <A HREF=
+"<!--GLOBAL::script_dir_url-->/newitem.pl">Sell</a> |--> <!--<A HREF=
+"<!--GLOBAL::script_dir_url-->/gallery.pl">Gallery</a> |-->

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I thought possibly it had something to do with scriptalias in apache (2.4) or addhandler (.pl) But I disabled those and it continues to double up on the link. I am not familiar with the global script so I'm not sure if possibly that is causing this or something else.

This is happening in windows 10 environment using the latest Strawberry edition. Any ideas on a fix?

Thanks for any help.

In reply to localhost url repeating on internal links by traincity

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