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Join Date: Oct 2008
Posts: 7
OS: xp-2
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<a href> tag-Info
Link in my webpage is not working with out the http in the address location of href tag.Is the http mandatory,if so why?
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Coventry, UK
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OS: Vista, various linux distros
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Re: <a href> tag-Info
Hey, if it's not a local link(linking to a file on your server) then yes "http://" is necessary, this is because a protocol needs to be specified to open the external link with. If it's a link to a local file then a relative link would do. Starting the location with "http://" tells the browser the file to open is not relative to the current page.
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