> Sometimes I have found URL's that are incorrectly written. For example:
"some/ /where" ought to be "some/where" or "some/../picture" instead of
"some/picture".
I wonder if these errors are indicative of particular webpage design
progs, or if it's just human error?
>
Pete,
"some/../picture" looks like it would be a faulty URL or directory. Internet
URLs use Unix-style (forward slash) rather than DOS-style (backslash) directory
separators. Single dot indicates current directory, double dot indicates parent
directory and would go only at the beginning of a relative URL. So
"some/picture" would make more sense than "some/../picture"
