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At 12:02 AM 2/5/05, Timothy R. Butler wrote: >>Create an html file (anywhere on your disk) that contains these lines: >> <a href="/index.html">TEST LINK</a> >> <img src='/Sample.gif' width='20' height='20' border='1' /> >>You can change the links to path of any html/graphics files on the same >>drive as this test file. Open this test file in IE and the image will >>appear and the link will work. In Firefox the image does not appear and >>the link does not work > > Nor should it. That isn't correct... at best, IE is just doing > what it always does... accepting broken code (in the case of applying > this to a local file system). After sleeping on it, that's just about exactly what I was thinking while having breakfast. It also occurred to me that the cdrom with "absolute" links would also have a problem when I pop it into a Linux system! That convinced me that IE was "broken", not Firefox. >In a way this is annoying, but I think it really is correct. You're right.
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