Re: linking html forms

Another option is to create links to local documents, by defining
hyperlinks to documents which reside on the same WWW server.  The
general form of such a link is:

<A HREF="/path-to-file/filename">link-text</A>
This displays link-text as a link.  When selected, the file filename
will be loaded.  In the simplest case, filename will be another HTML
document in the same directory as the current one, and the link appears
as:

<A HREF="other-file.html">link-text</A>

When the destination file is specifies in the manner of these two
examples, this known as a partial hypertext reference.  A partial ref.
works if you are loading a local document(tha is on the same WWW server
as the source of the link).  The browser does not need to search for the
name of the server; it is assumed to be the local server.

If you are not familiar with any of the above email me for more info.

Good luck

Ahmed

On Thu, 12 Feb 1998, Ajay Supeda wrote:

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>I was wondering if you could help me out on a problem.I am using html forms for my project and was wondering how to link forms together. If one form is a menu and the choices selected lead to other forms, how is this written in the html document?
>
>Ajay Supeda (supedaa5@cs.man.ac.uk)
>
>
>

Received on Friday, 13 February 1998 06:51:18 UTC