In article <39BCE8CF...@white-wolf.com>, LSJ
<vte...@white-wolf.com> wrote:
> Christoph wrote:
> > > I clear my IE history, reboot (so that the site is not
> > > cached locally), go to the site, and all of the links
> > > work perfectly.
> > > Others tell me the links don't work.
> > > What else can I do to check these pages?
>
> > But one thing it is not is the site. All the links are fine.
>
> Fine for IE, maybe.
>
> Most of the links I see include backslashes "\" instead of
> slashes "/". This is probably the problem.
>
> While some browsers cover certain HTML errors (by substituting a
> slash for the backslash in this case), some do not.
Just been to look at the site. The backslashes are definitely the
problem. I heard a rather disturbing story to the effect that IE will
not only fix backslashes in links, but make them appear as slashes not
only in the links but in the page source itself when viewed, so that the
problem becomes completely invisible and unrepairable to anybody using
IE. I don't know if this is actually true, but it's worth a try -- you
might want to get some small freeware browser and check your page out
(assuming you don't want to get Netscape).
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