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HTML body as page content

First of all from the Drupal page only the HTML body is used as content for the Grails page. In addition to that some meta tags are extracted:

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Search the whole Drupal page for "link" tags.

If the attribute "href" contains "drupal-only" or "main-ddb.css" then ignore this resource.

If the found tag has the attribute "rel=stylesheet" and it is not an absolute URL (don't has a scheme component) then put the Drupal URL in front.

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If the attribute "src" doesn't start with "//" then starts with "//" then don't modify it.

If the attribute "src" starts with "/themes/custom/ddbjournal/vendor/bootstrap-" then remove the whole tag.

Otherwise put the Drupal URL in front.

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Does the content type of the URL contain a "length" parameter then don't modify it.

If the attribute "href" starts with the Drupal URL then remove the Drupal URL.
If the attribute "href" now starts with "/" + 2 letter language code then remove those 3 characters.
If the attribute "href" now is not an absolute URL (dondoesn't has have a scheme component):
- If the href starts with
  /item/
  /entity/
  /organization/
  /about-us/
  /searchresults
  /advancedsearch
  /login
  /user/
  /journal/daily/
  /journal/persons/
  then do nothing
- otherwise put the Grails context path + "/content" in front.
- If the attribute "href" starts with "?" then takes the browserUrl + href
- If the attribute "href" starts with "+", don't do anything.
- If there is no "href" don't add it.
- if the link is a PDF and is not an absolute URL, then the link will be rewritten as a Drupal absolute link.

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If the attribute "src" is not an absolute URL (don't have a scheme component) then put the Drupal URL in front.

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If the attribute "src" is not an absolute URL (don't have a scheme component) then put the Drupal URL in front.

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The action attribute will be handled as a href in the a tags.

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