HTML in URLs?

Post by **Thunderstone** » Wed Oct 06, 1999 10:25 am

I'm getting closer, but...

In this search there are cases in which either "nikon" or "950" are bold in
the URLs following the description in the search results. In each case,
these appear as nikon or 950 right in the links, which
naturally fail. This is based on the Context script from the Webinator site.

http://search.image-acquire.com/cgi-bin ... r/searchc/
?db=db&query=Nikon+Coolpix+950

Can anyone tell me what I might have screwed up?

Also, this particular page returns 10 pages of results, so there are the
digits 1 to 10 as links to subsequent pages both top and bottom. The set at
the top works fine, the one at the bottom seems to have the same
bold/end-bold tags that some of the other broken links exhibit.

Van Van Horn, Editor
Digital Eyes
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Digital Eyes: Scanners and Digital Cameras -- Directory, News, and Reviews
http://www.image-acquire.com

Post by **Thunderstone** » Wed Oct 06, 1999 10:42 am

It would appear that you've edited the script and deleted or moved
a "</mm>" statement. Download an unmodified version and compare
to yours to find out where.

Post by **Thunderstone** » Wed Oct 06, 1999 10:52 am

The <mm> and </mm> hit markup tags should not encompass the <a href> tag.

<mm> will place tags around any matching content (Urls or not).

see: http://www.thunderstone.com/vortexman/node81.html

Thanks,

Thunderstone