When the drupal installation is not located in the root directory, the directory in which it is located will be considered as one of the arguments.
To solve this issue I had to first make the base_path variable available on the client side.
After that I write an override for all the functions in this module that analyze the href attribute. Once the base path has been removed from the href the module went back to working properly. This issue can be solved easely , though I think the root path of the drupal installation should generally be a part of the JS Drupal object, but that 's another matter entirely.
Beautiful module, and thanks for all your hard work
Comments
Comment #1
neochief commentedYes, I can confirm this bug. Will be fixed in 1.7. Thanks!
Comment #2
neochief commentedFixed in latest dev.