From: Greg Barnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: missing a href's in smil
John:
I find this very interesting. We have had a similar thing happen with our
server. For us, links that used an image liked to a URL, (i.e., "image
src="ad.gif?url=http://www.company.com&target=_browser") stopped working
through our server, although they work fine locally. We are running
version 6.0 Gold server software.
We have been able to make <a hrefs> work through the server, as in this example
<a href="http://www.compnay.com" show="new">
<img src="test.gif" region="test" fill="freeze"/>
</a>
Also, URL links inside RealPix work, too.
What version of server software are you using?
--Greg
At 11:29 AM 11/1/99 -0800, you wrote:
>From: b john doyle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: missing a href's in smil
>
>Greetings,
>
>
>I have a number of smil presentations that include href links that are
>supposed to spawn browser pages. Almost are of them have stopped working
>for some reason--though they work if I play the files locally.
>
>Our G2 server was recently upgraded to the latest version, though I have
>the assurance of our engineers that none of the config files have been
>altered.
>
>In the following example, the Electronic Arts logo, and the INSINC logo
>should both spawn browser pages:
>
>http://ram.insinc.ca/ea/991021.ram
>
>here's a snippit of the code in which I have specified co-ordinates for
>on of the urls:
>
><par>
> <img src="pix/ealogo.rp" region="ealogo" fill="freeze"/>
> <img src="pix/logo.rp" begin="1s" region="logo" fill="freeze">
> <anchor href="http://www.insinc.ca" show="new"
>coords="282,183,370,215"
> begin="3s"/></img>
></par>
>
>here's the .rp file for the electronics arts graphic; note the url
>specified in the <head> tag.
>
>
>Any ideas what might have caused this untimely inconvenience?
>
>
>regards,
>
>-john doyle
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