A problem site

Richard Gibson gibson at nyssa.tamu.edu
Tue Feb 6 08:51:51 PST 2001


Here's an alternative experiment which may show the behavior he's talking about.

I first loaded, for example, (JUST an example :-) ):

http://www.thecomedylab.com/bushpalm/26.html

I think click my Favorites News/Slashdot.org shortcut link to see the slashdot page. I click the "back page" button on the upper left of the window, and it sure enough goes back to the more politically oriented page.  However, the "Page address" field does not update to show the current page.  Clicking refresh _does_ give me the previous, political page.

However, this behavior is really annoying when I want to add a particular page to the bookmark list.  If you drag the bolt symbol which seems to be linked to the Page address textfield, you do not get a bookmark to the currently displayed field, but rather to the URL displayed in the TextField.

Using the menu oriented Add to bookmarks... works as expected. But it's confusing, since it's not the displayed URL.

-rick


On Monday, February 5, 2001, at 05:03 PM, Timothy J. Wood wrote:

> Also moving to some pages does not work, maybe they do not write correct HTML, wouldn't be 
> the first time around, but in any case… 
> One problem I have noted earlier still exists. If I am in my home site, 
> www.avstechnologies.com, and write to the URL well www.tekes.fi, I end up with error 404, 
> because the URL formed is www.avstechnologies.com/index2.html and not 
> www.tekes.fi/index2.html, as it should be. Also, on that page all the texts are not 
> rendered (seem to be alt-tags). 
>  
>   I assume you mean that when you are currently at www.avstechnologies.com and you type 
> "www.tekes.fi" in the browser address field, you go to 
> www.avstechnologies.com/index2.html instead of www.tekes.fi/index2.html.  Is this 
> correct? 
>  
>   Which page is not rendered correctly? 
>  

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