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Ronny Barkay

Ronny Barkay

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Subject:Linking one page to another

For a new website which I have not put online yet, I created two pages: a) the Home page, called ImagineAll, and another, called Changing History. Both were done on Page Editor. I right clicked on the text called Changing History (within the ImagineAll page), then on Link and the browser to bring up the Changing History page. I did the same on the Changing History page to link the Home text to ImagineAll through the browser. I rendered both pages and clicked on Browse Preview. On the Preview of the pages in Firefox, when I clicked on the linked text, each of the pages brought up a "Layer 7" page instead of the other proper page. What am I doing wrong? And thanks for your help!


Posted: 17 Mar 2008 08:52 PM
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Argos Networks

Argos Networks

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Subject:Linking one page to another

Dear Ronny:

 

I’m sorry for your trouble.

 

It will be best if I’ll be able to see the pages in question. One way would be that you upload those two pages to a web site (you can use the free web space that comes with StudioLine, or a “test” area of your existing web site. Alternatively, you could just attach the two pages to an email and send it to me.

 

The other option is to use the File | Export function and export the pages and email me the resulting *.SL* file.

 

Either way, I’m sure we’ll get to the bottom of this.


Posted: 21 Mar 2008 07:40 PM
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