>I'm trying to put a link on the menu.html-template to another asp-page I've
>made.
>Unfortunately when menu.html (or the script that calls it) is shown, there
>is alot of "gibberish" included in the beginning of my link. Can anybody
>tell me how to get rid of this, and/or how to put one's own links to other
>not-IMail pages in the templates.
The "gibberish" is simply IMail's way of identifying a user (it's amazing
that they and Microsoft seem to use huge strings when a simple 6-character
string could accomodate virtually any web server).
For your link, use a fully qualified URL, such as
http://www.example.com/yourpage.asp .
FYI, if you are trying to use a relative URL ("yourpage.asp"), you're
probably not going to get your ASP page to work. A relative URL means that
you're trying to use the same web server that IMail uses, but you can't run
ASP on it.
-Scott
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