Link overloading ...

[dbeezzz]

I want the links on my page to be relevant to whatever page I'm using at that minute eg.

<a href='/demo.php?style=classic&mode=coverletter'>
<a href='/test.php?style=classic&mode=coverletter'>

I just have one template sheet, so I just want to output something like this

<a href='?style=classic&mode=coverletter'>

... and have the link relevant to demo if I'm on the demo page and test if I'm on the test page. But I want to use the same html for both pages. Is this possible ?

 

[BabyJeffy]

You will find that your second code block will do exactly what you want... although I suggest you switch from using single quotes to double quotes:

<a href="?style=classic&mode=coverletter">

Cheers,
Jeff

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[feherke]

Hi

And use [tt]&[/tt] for the ampersand character.

http://www.htmlhelp.com/tools/validator/problems.html#amp

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