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Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 08/31/06 17:33
Jerick70 wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am new to this group and very happy to make your acquaintance. I am
> hoping you can help me with an issue I am haveing. I am having an odd
> issue with a certain link on a webpage that I support. When I click on
> the link to my company web mail, from my company's intranet site, I
> receive a "page cannot be displayed" message. When I refresh the same
> browser window the site then comes up. And every time after I bring up
> the website the link works until I restart the browser. This only
> happens in Internet Explorer. Firefox does not have this issue. When
> I enter the URL directly into IE this does not happen. Here is the
> line from my HTML code that the link is called from (the URL is
> omitted):
>
> <a href="https://my.compay.webmail" target="_blank"><img
> src="assets/images/arrowright.gif" width="7" height="8" border="0">
> Webmail</a><br>
>
> I have run the HTML validator tidy against my webpage and recieve this
> warning for this line of code :
>
> <...> lacks "..." attribute
> Cause:
Well, from the tiny bit of code that you supply, with 4.01 strict the
IMG element is missing the required ALT attribute and the A element's
TARGET is only valid with framesets, but I doubt that is the cause of
your problem. Caching issue with IE?, Server issue with your company's
DNS server? Security setting on IE? ...
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Take care,
Jonathan
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