I am working with a cms system made by a company called Ektron. I have contacted them on this issue, but they have no idea how to fix it. I figured this site was my best shot for an answer, so here goes the question:
In my URL, I have a value called ekmensel. I do not need this value, but I can't find the code that's making it show up. I want to get rid of this value, because it provides no functionality that I can see. I believe it is being added by some javascript, and I do not know how to track it down. Here is the site that I'm working on: http://64.1.44.148/stage/d
From that site, click around on a few links, and you will see the ekmensel value show up in the URL. Not all the links will work, because the site is still in transition from stage to live. Please let me know if I need to provide anything else. Thanks for reading.
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That seems to work! Thank you very much. I will need to make another post for my next question, but I would appreciate some preliminary input on it:
What I am wanting to do is stop the remaining URL values from being sent through the URL, and have them function like a html form's post method. How difficult a task am I looking at if I choose to go that route? Thanks again for you help.
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by: glcumminsPosted on 2008-11-19 at 06:54:58ID: 22994667
The "ekmense" parameter is being explicitly added to the "Residents" link. Hover your mouse over that link, and you will see the parameter in the URL listed at the bottom of your browser.
The line that creates that link is:
<div id="c57dfa7b_452_0" class="ekmenu_submenu" ><a id="c57dfa7b_452_0_btnlink
Notice also that "ekmenu" is referenced several times in that line, as if it is part of the structure of the application.