Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 09/25/82 11:54

jojo wrote:
> Harlan Messinger wrote:
>>
>> The main reason you would use it is to link to the current directory
>> itself, i.e., its default resource, without naming it explicitly:
>>
>> href="./"
>>
>> Otherwise, I don't think there's much reason to use it.
>
> You do not have top use it to link the directory itself, href="" works
> perfectly.
1) Don't think <a href="">Null Link</a> is valid
2) href="" != href="./"

the null link will be uninterpreted by many browsers as 'current page'
and the latter will be the 'current directory' not at all the same.

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