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Re: Drag and drop to links and upload
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| John Waller 2005-07-16, 11:14 pm |
| Got a URL?
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Regards
John Waller
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| John Waller 2005-07-17, 7:19 pm |
| Your links are all site-root relative.
They should be document-relative.
In practical terms:
a link to: "/Graphics/golden.jpg"
Should read
"Graphics/golden.jpg"
Delete all the preceding "/" in your code and your links should be correct.
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John Waller
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| OK, I'll do that, but I didn't put the / in. I linked using drag and drop and
that shouldn't have done that.
I'll keep you posted...thanks.
PS, I don't do codes so this should be interesting.....
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| Gary White 2005-07-17, 7:19 pm |
| "Doc-Z" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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>OK, I'll do that, but I didn't put the / in. I
>linked using drag and drop and that shouldn't
>have done that.
If you click on the link folder icon, in the properties palette, and browse
to a file to create a link, the dialog box contains a drop down list at the
bottom that you use to specify whether the link should be relative to the
document, or the site's root. That setting is sticky, in that once you have
made a choice, that same choice will be used for links until you change it.
If you use that browse to file method, select relative to document, then
your drag and drop links will be created the way you need them.
Gary
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| OK, I see that! Not sure how it got changed in the first place.
I've Sterted redoing it using templates. Apparently 2 tempate files are
created. .asp and .dwt.asp
I went back and changed all the links in one, but the other didn't change.
Which one is used? Waht's the difference?
Uggh!!!!
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| Gary White 2005-07-17, 7:20 pm |
| "Doc-Z" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> I've Sterted redoing it using templates. Apparently 2 tempate files are
> created. .asp and .dwt.asp
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> I went back and changed all the links in one, but the other didn't
change.
> Which one is used? Waht's the difference?
A file, named with the .dwt.asp extension is a template for an ASP page. the
..asp is just an ASP page, not a template.
Gary
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