Hi,

Try not to link like that please, it can cause users to think that they have logged out (because the domain name you use in the link could be different from the one the users cookie is for).

A better way is to use the id:// monktag like so: 

[id://73550]

[download]
This has the added advantage of being a bit easier to type and automatically converts to the node title name(hash size), as well as being displayed with the correct doamin name for the user.

Cheers,

Yves / DeMerphq
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Writing a good benchmark isnt as easy as it might look.

In reply to Re: Re: Function to measure size of a hash by demerphq
in thread Function to measure size of a hash by Anonymous Monk

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