> I must disagree; I have found that the following format also works...
>
> <a href="file:///c|/temp/index.html">Links<a>
>
> BTW: this is a good (albeit apparently unknown) feature ;o)
pipes are bad to use in this case, and are "formally" an illegal
character in a URI, though Windows seems to make up it's own rules. As
long as you don't forget the quotes (broken record), it'll probably be
fine, but if you do, expect wildly random results as you pipe your C:\
drive into a non-existant file called /tmp/index.html. =)
/d
- Parsing of <A HREF="file://C:\TEMP\INDEX.HTML&... Peter Cock
- Re: Parsing of <A HREF="file://C:\TEMP\IN... David A. Desrosiers
- RE: Parsing of <A HREF="file://C:\TEMP\IN... erskine, michael
- Re: Parsing of <A HREF="file://C:\TEMP\IN... Dirk Heiser
- RE: Parsing of <A HREF="file://C:\TEMP\IN... erskine, michael
- Re: Parsing of <A HREF="file://C:\TEMP\IN... David A. Desrosiers
- Re: Parsing of <A HREF="file://C:\TEMP\IN... Dirk Heiser
- Re: Parsing of <A HREF="file://C:\TEMP\IN... Neil Richardson
- Re: Parsing of <A HREF="file://C:\TEMP\IN... Justin Mason

