Pass A URL w/Javascript

[Mark Brownell]

On Tuesday, August 12, 2003, at 04:25  PM, Mark Brownell wrote:

> I'm still learning how to pick that link="http://www.someplace.com" up 
> and use any stored information that relates to each "some text" link 
> clicked. I may be wrong at this point but it looks like you need to 
> make the hyperlink the full URL, "http...," literally.

It works great. It even traps the proper URL when you use the exact 
same text for the link (like "click Here") multiple times. In Director 
there was a limit on how many links could be used in a text field. That 
was one of the reasons I wrote my own.

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I'll bet I can pass all kinds of stuff inside the URL and parse it up 
for my own custom needs. I'll test for white space or empty space in 
the URL first just to see if it will break it. Otherwise I can use a 
delimiter to pass unbroken strings of chars. This is a cool feature.

me