Wow, I'm not sure how to explain this.

Okay, I'm at my home page. I've created a link there to take you further into the site---down one folder from public. My assumption was that the link would be constructed thus:

<a href="http://www.mypage.com/firstsubfolder/filename.html">Link</a>

but when I click on that link it takes me to:

www.mypage.com/www.mypage.com/firstsubfolder/filename.html

or, rather it doesn't take me anywhere. I get the Error 404 page which is decidedly unlovely.

So, I took out the "http://www.mypage.com" part of the link and everything is fine. But that seems...well, strange and it gets a bit inconsitent once I get into the site.

Also it doesn't appear to be standard web-wide.

If I view source on this page here, for example, none of the links omit the www.lunarpages.com part of the URL even though we're already in lunarpages.

Is this, perhaps, a "feature"? Can I turn it off?

-b

Yes, b, you can turn it off and on. It all depends on whether you remember to type in the "http://" part of your link, silly girl.

Whee! I'm learning!