Website hyperlink problem
 

Hi all,
as some of you are aware i'm doing my works website(cos they are skint!).
Its been gonig great but to day when i've ran the layout checker it tells me "this page cannot be reached by any other, please put in a hyperlink". Now i've ran this checker from time to time and its been no problem but now all of my subsequent backups(and my most recent) saves tell me the same thing. The thing is i've exported the site andd they all work fine, so why am getting the error?
I've removes all hyperlinks with the hyperlink manager and spent ages putting them back but it still does the same...does anyone know why?

Re: Website hyperlink problem
 

A local hyperlink doesn't work now that you have uploaded the site? What does the hyperlink point to? If it's a file it may just be that you uploaded the only copy of the file and the local copy of the site doesn't know where it is anymore?

Re: Website hyperlink problem
 

No, its not that complicated.....its just a link like from page one to page two!...all of the links actually work,,but webplus is telling me that there is no hyperlink to a page than can be reached as normal! Weird!

Re: Website hyperlink problem
 

is the CaSe of the text the same on both? It may be working due to the server it is on and the machine you are viewing from but the linux based web may not like it?

Re: Website hyperlink problem
 

Sorry i don't understand what you mean....can you explain further?

Re: Website hyperlink problem
 

I think he is referring about lowercase text in the hyperlink, does the hyperlink text match the actual page text i.e www.yourwebsite.com/page2.html and the hyper link is trying to forward it to www.yourwebsite/Page2.html example:-

Look at the two links below, only one of them will work

http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/index.php

http://www.cableforum.co.uk/Board/index.php

That is what I assume SMHarman is talking about. :)

Re: Website hyperlink problem
 

It is, however both links will work if you are looking at local files on a local FAT16/32 or NTFS partition.