For one, you need to change " & " to a normal & -- this might fix your issue completely, it will definitely help you later when you are wondering why the links aren't sending you the right info :p
Can we see the site in action? That would make it much simpler to diagnose
Ray Paseur
I'm with themrrobert -- I cannot see enough information to help you: http://sscce.org/
arnold
Look at the source of the results and you will see whether you have a mismatched quote.
Hi, thanks for your comments.
removing the & doesn't make any diffenrence and the links look ok in the source code.
here's the url to my intranet:
intra.tobiasfransman.net
User: guest
pass: guest321
After logging on you'll come directly to the problem page.
I have links on both left side and right side of the front page with same problem only first links of the rows works.
arnold
Your problem is that href points to uutiset/index.php is that a directory available relative to the PHP page?
I.e. it might need to be /uutiset/index.php
The & is being replaced by & you might want to recode & as %26 for URL encoding.
You are dealing with the right set of links starting with intra which is red/pink and works but every other link does not?
Checking.
Toube
ASKER
Hi Arnold and thanks for your suggestions.
Still only first row of output has a working link.. I use the same php code in my old site and there the links are working.. only thing that differs from the new code is that in the old site I use <table><tr> echo <td><a href> for the output.
Hi,
the floating divs are somehow preventing the href links from working.
I'm using firefox html tidy for troubleshooting.
At the moment it's not complaining about any div etc. It showing 4 warnings at the moment.
So you are saying that i have a problem with my layout?
Toube
ASKER
Thanks,
removing the padding solved my issue.
Great work.
arnold
Not he layout, but it looks like the first links div is overlaying the next href.
It will not come up as an error if you layer one div atop another.
Can we see the site in action? That would make it much simpler to diagnose