broken links
Hi All
At the "faq" page of "elks.sf.net" :
The links in the pages don't works (except on the English's faq).
for example on the frensh faq ;-) as I click on
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Q1.1. Qu'est ce que l'ELKS ?
I go to <http://elks.sf.net/faq/#1.1> instead of <http://elks.sourceforge.net/faq/FAQ-Francais.html#1.1>
Him
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Hi Al.
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Hi All
At the "faq" page of "elks.sf.net" :
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The links in the pages don't works (except on the English's faq).
for example on the frensh faq ;-) as I click on
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Q1.1. Qu'est ce que l'ELKS ?
I go to <http://elks.sf.net/faq/#1.1> instead of
<http://elks.sourceforge.net/faq/FAQ-Francais.html#1.1>
Many thanks for that. I've just uploaded an update to fix that, and it should go live around midnight GMT tonight.
Basically, each of the FAQ's except the English one had a title line reading "<base href="..."> that pointed to the directory rather than to the actual file. They all now point to the file, including the English one which I added the relevant line to.
Best wishes from Riley.
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Basically, each of the FAQ's except the English one had a title line reading "<base href="..."> that pointed to the directory rather than to the actual file. They all now point to the file, including the English one which I added the relevant line to.
Do we really need the base href ? Each link should be relative, and thus base href shouldn't be needed...
Arnaud.
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Hi Arnaud.
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Basically, each of the FAQ's except the English one had a title line reading "<base href="..."> that pointed to the directory rather than to the actual file. They all now point to the file, including the English one which I added the relevant line to.
Do we really need the base href ? Each link should be relative, and thus base href shouldn't be needed...
The English one doesn't need it, but some of the others apparently do. I certainly don't have the time to check them out, so I've just stuck the correct base href in all of them.
Best wishes from Riley.