Thanks to jim beam and Curly, this page has been seriously revised with lots more info:
My ultimate aim is to make the Main Page just an index, with all data opening up in new windows off that. This should reduce download times for the Main Page.
Thanks to jim beam and Curly, this page has been seriously revised with lots more info:
My ultimate aim is to make the Main Page just an index, with all data opening up in new windows off that. This should reduce download times for the Main Page.
"TeGGeR®" wrote
Perhaps because there are things even more important than broken links with which people have objections. Agreeing to disagree is often the best way to go with you, along with a lot of patience (or just ignoring you) when you go into the mode, "My way is the best way. I can't prove it. But it is."
Thus my silence on your latest page.
Boy, you must have rolled out and hit your head on the wrong side of the bed today!
There's free tools that can scan your site for broken links. You should look into those. I haven't used one before, so I can't recommend one.
"Bucky" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@j33g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:
I never thought of that, so thanks for the tip.
I just Googled and quite a number of these utilities come up. They're also called "link checkers". I see most of them want you to pay for them, so some sleuthing will be necessary before I find a freeware version.
Yeah, probably the online services will charge fees, since those will use their servers and resources. I'm referring to software that you install on your own computer (it doesn't even have to be on the web server). You should be able to find plenty of free ones of these.
That was quite diplomatically stated. I'll take any good info I can get, however, and appreciate the efforts. Like everything Internet, it's the reader's job to decide if it is "good info."
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Right. Plus, AFAIC Tegger's FAQ site does overwhelming good.
I still say a Wiki backend would make this all easier... yes yes, I know the argument about anyone-can-edit-it... that's why you use one that allows only the administrator or specified contributors to edit it, and/or requires the admin to approve updates.
Boy, Who pissed in your Cornflakes today?
Girl, who dumped in yours?
The guy asked a question. I responded with my opinion. If you have a problem with the ultimate marketplace of ideas, then you shouldn't be on moderated-free Usenet. I'd be more specific about the at least two gross errors on Tegger's latest page, but it's clear to me he often prefers playing games rather than adhere to truth.
So sod off, idiot.
"Ice" wrote
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