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Posted by Michael Huhn on 11/23/05 19:52
I am absolteley with you.
But the problem I have is that the webserver accept that the user is able to
delete somthing from the link and they can see the file and directory
structure of the fileserver.
Example:
www.test.html/html/index.html
If they delete the index.html they can see the file structure of
www.test.html/html And they can see a complete list of the files they are in
the html folder:
Index.html
Test2.html
Test.html
Xxxxx
I don't want this. That's the reason why I want to make the link invisible
in the status bar.
May be u have another useful reason for me.
:-)
Michael
"Els" <els.aNOSPAM@tiscali.nl> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:tgybj4xmew8o$.dlg@locusmeus.com...
> Michael Huhn wrote:
>
> > Hello,
> >
> > I've got a small problem to define an a Tag via css.style sheet.
> > In my html page I have a couple of href. These links are always visible
in the status bar as soon as they get the mouse over event.
> > I don't want that the user is able to see where the href is linked.
>
> Why?
> I will always be able to see that.
>
> > I found the following source code to customize the status bar as
> > soon as I get the mouse over event:
> >
> > <A HREF="page.html" onMouseOver="self.status='Message'; return
> > true" onMouseOut="self.status=";return true">text</A>
>
> Bad idea. If I would have JavaScript enabled, and notice that I can't
> see where the link is going, I'll be paranoid, thinking you're trying
> to trick me into opening something weird :-)
>
> > I want to define this in my css file which I is included in each
> > html file I have. But I can't find the css file syntax for this.
>
> You can't define JavaScript in a CSS file. CSS is for styling.
>
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