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Article #1473Re: Simple CGI-question: URL in generated HTML-page
From: Hans Galema
Date: Thu, 20 Jan 2005 15:08
Date: Thu, 20 Jan 2005 15:08
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yeti wrote: > However, lately I tried to add to this HTML-page a (static) > user-selectable URL, as a means to redirect to another > location (e.g. www.borland.com); when used from the > web-browser the redirection is incorrect; it seems > to try to access an executable in the CGI-server- > -directory instead. > > I did not manage to find the correct tag to use > for this case. I tried some variations of "href='. Well you omitted the variations in the reference. Apparently you have something like: href="www.borland.com" But you have to use: href="http://www.borland.com" Hans.
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