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I've got a file on my HDD that I can see very well with Firefox as:
file:///C:/$user/gute/1/5/9/1/15912/15912-h/15912-h.htm
However, I've got two different HTML files that link to it. "My version" has
this code:
<a
href="../1/5/9/1/15912/15912-h/15912-h.htm">1/5/9/1/15912/15912-h/15912-h.htm</a>
and "the original one" has this code:
<a
href="../1/5/9/1/15912/15912-h/15912-h.htm">1/5/9/1/15912/15912-h/15912-h.htm</a>
(Obviously, the same exact code, but one has a bunch of my own gibberish in
front of that HTML snippet. Both exist in the same directory: C:/$user/gute/ )
The original HTML file, when clicked, brings up:
file:///C:/$user/gute/1/6/6/7/16673/16673-h/16673-h.htm
and my non-working HTML file, when clicked, brings up:
file:///C:/$user/1/5/9/1/15912/15912-h/15912-h.htm
Any idea what I might have messed up in my version of the HTML? I couldn't find
any "this is your global subdirectory" command in the beginning HTML of the
working file.
tia
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