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Broken image link - Labster - 05-18-2012 On the Drunkard's Walk FAQ, there's a link to a crossover image. It's being sent to an infinitely looping 404 page for some reason that I don't get. The page is producing this lovely bit of recursive code: -- ∇×V - Bob Schroeck - 05-18-2012 Yeah, I bungled the code on the 404 page with a sloppy cut-and-paste from another page. I need to fix that. The file is still there, I just renamed it "crossovers.jpg" to break the links that TVTropes has to it. And I have a modified FAQ file that I was going to upload a couple nights ago but didn't because of all the tsuris over my diabetes diagnosis. -- Bob --------- Then the horns kicked in... ...and my shoes began to squeak. - Bob Schroeck - 05-18-2012 Bob Schroeck Wrote:Yeah, I bungled the code on the 404 page with a sloppy cut-and-paste from another page.Or maybe I didn't. That's very weird... I have two 404 pages -- an HTML one and an SHTML one -- the HTML is supposed to just redirect to the SHTML one, which has the site menu, plus a couple things I was using server-side includes for. The HTML one has the refresh directive, not the SHTML one; I have no idea why it's getting caught in a loop. Unless I need to make the path absolute and not relative... I'll have to try that tonight when I get home. -- Bob --------- Then the horns kicked in... ...and my shoes began to squeak. - Bob Schroeck - 06-06-2012 Oh, just for closure: The image link was corrected in the version of the FAQ that got loaded on Friday 1 June. And at the same time I fixed the redirect in the HTML version of the 404 file, and now that works right too, finally. It did, in fact, need an absolute path. -- Bob --------- Then the horns kicked in... ...and my shoes began to squeak. |