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Alain Farmer alain_farmer at yahoo.com
Tue Mar 9 20:13:16 EST 2004


Hello Rick Rice,

> OK, I just figured out that if I add the <a> and
> </a> tags the <link> tag works.
> ie <a><Link>called hemopoiesis</Link></a>

I have been doing HTML since 1994, and I never heard
of the <libk> tag. Here is how you create an anchor :

<a href="#MyAnchorName">click on this anchor</a>
-- in the TOC at the top of the page

<a name="MyAnchorName">
-- somewhere in the page below the above.

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To create a normal link :
<a href="http://ufp.uqam.ca">click on this anchor</a>

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> However, I still don't have a clue how
> to use the <img src=""> tag.

<img
src="http://ufp.uqam.ca/Pan/graphics/headers/header5.jpg">

This will integrate an image into the page.

> I would really appreciate the help,
> especially in the form of an example.

Here you go!  ;-))

> 	Thanks
> 	Rick

The next logical step toward more list-relevance is
that you can script the coding of these HTML snipets.
For ex:

function imageTag theURL
  put quote & theURL & quote into theURL
  return "<img src=" & theURL & ">"
end imageTag

function link theURL,anchor
  put quote & theURL & quote into theURL
  return "<a href=" & theURL & ">" & anchor & "</a>"
end link

To create an image that you can click on :

on mouseUp
  put field "imageURL" into imageURL
  put field "destURL" into pageURL
  get link(pageURL, imageTag(imageURL))
  answer it
end mouseUp

Easy, eh!  :))

Alain


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