Robespierre

In another thread, a member posted this URL:

http://www.parisinfo.com/guide_paris...d_article=6430

As you can see from where the highlighting/underlining stops, the ampersand baffled the forum script, rendering the link useless. Replacing the ampersand with its equivalent "URL-encoding" sequence (%26) results in this:

http://www.parisinfo.com/guide_paris...d_article=6430

Again the scan is stopped prematurely, this time by the equals sign. Replacing this with its encoded character string (%3d) renders the link fully functional:

http://www.parisinfo.com/guide_paris...article%3d6430

So if your link doesn't work in preview, see if you can fix it by referring to this page: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_urlencode.asp

Michael

I don't understand the problem. Whether I click on the first parisinfo URL or the third one on this thread, I get to the same web page.

Robespierre

No - the first one says "Free every day, all year round" and the third one says "The museum and monument pass"

Michael

Sorry, I did not look at them carefully enough.

G_Hopper

Or make use of tinyurl.com

The above URL will look become:
http://tinyurl.com/bwqgz

G_Hopper

Or make use of tinyurl.com

The above URL will become:
http://tinyurl.com/bwqgz

Robespierre

Let's see:

Cut the URL
Switch browsers
Bring up tinyurl
Paste the URL
Punch the button
Cut the tiny url
Switch browsers
Paste the tiny url

-or-

Substitute the % character from your cheat-sheet

Whatever floats your boat.