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Re: Changes to menu package



Hi Jean,
jplejacq@quoininc.com (Jean Pierre LeJacq)  wrote on 28.03.97 in <[🔎] Pine.LNX.3.96.970328085926.274H-100000@weed.quoininc.com>:

>    "dwww" "Apps/Net" "wn/doc" "none" "Wn" doc/wn/index.html
>
> and generating an entry in /var/www/menudefs.hook like:
>
>    <h1><a name="/Debian/Apps/Net">Net</a></h1><ul>
>    <li><a href="file:doc/wn/index.html">Wn</a>
>    </ul>
>
> I'm wondering if instead of the "file:" URL an "http:" URL would
> be more appropriate.  This would obviously force the use of http
> server but it would also allow for cgi programs, access control
> and in general follows the spirit of the standard.

Even better, use a normal relative URL. href="doc/wn/index.html" should  
work both ways (while I seem to recall that prepending a method to a  
relative URL is actually either illegal, or at least deprecated).


MfG Kai


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