Tests of all Sorts


  1. Tests of Relative Linking

    What the Web says.

    1. Why relative URLs should be forbidden for web developers IT gibberish, but I suppose the conclusion is sound.

    The test cases.

    1. The right relative link, that sometimes doesn't work.

      A hint from Web01 (By Jon on 17 August, 2012), implies in php files use for header-footer and that seems to fix the problem.

      Well it fixed the problem this morning, but it's back tonight. What the heck!

      The main advice from Web01 was don't use relative URLs. I guess I'm going to have take that because I've just run into an inconsistency problem here.


    2. The wrong relative link, that sometimes works.

      Using a header-footer in a php file may be the cause. Use header-footer. See hint in Web01 (By Jon on 17 August, 2012).


    3. The absolute link, that should always work.