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thanks I will check and let you know 
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Hello,<br />
<br />
I am using slider from this site : <a href="http://slidesjs.com" rel="ugc">http://slidesjs.com</a>. Its working OK however I am to make the <br />
&nbsp;&quot;view collection&quot; link to be relevant to the current slide?<br />
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However I am having no luck in this. Please can someone help?<br />
Thanks<br />
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<pre><code id="code-8224534">http://www.groomup.com/www/giftnew/gellary.html</code></pre>
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Hello,

I am using slider from this site : http://slidesjs.com. Its working OK however I am to make the 
 "view collection" link to be relevant to the current slide?

However I am having no luck in this. Please can someone help?
Thanks
 


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