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Posted by Daniel R. Tobias on 10/01/06 19:35
Richard wrote:
> So there is no common HTML "defined" way? My stuff is currently hosted
> on an MS Server - and that means using ASP if I want server side
> includes to work. I dont want to have .asp files because I want to
> seamlessly share the files to a Unix server shortly without having to
> rename files back to html.
There actually is a LINK tag for defining links for the possible use by
browsers generating a toolbar on their own, but unfortunately actual
browser support is really miserable (I think Opera supports it, and
Mozilla Seamonkey [though it's turned off by default there], but Firefox
doesn't have it).
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