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moonjeep #1
Special symbols in URL
I have a pop-up window for a gallery picture, code like below:
<img src="../photo/abc/def/thumbnails/Daddy O's Pizza #1_jpg.gif" border="0"
onClick="MM_openBrWindow('../photo/abc/def/pages/Daddy O\'s Pizza
#1_jpg.htm','winname','width=386,height=304')">
Because of the pound sign (#) in the URL, I can't link the page correctly and
the thumbnail also in Firefox. If I can't change the file name, how do I write
the path in html / java script?
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jasan3114 #2 Re: Special symbols in URL
Looks like you'll need to change the file name and remove the pound sign. You
might find the link below helpful. It pertains to office and excel, but I guess
the rules for url's would be universal.
[url]http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb%3BEN-US%3B186921[/url]
I am sure someone bright will have a solution to your problem but I'd suggest
keep it simple and it'll work everywhere. Sorry, can't be more help.
Regards
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moonjeep #3 Re: Special symbols in URL
Thank you for the reference, jasan3114.
I tried using "%23" instead of "#" sign, it's not working either.
I think rename the file name is the only way to make the hyperlink to work.
Hope there are not a lot of work to do with.
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