in reply to Re: Warn people who have perlmonks in a URL?
in thread Warn people who have perlmonks in a URL?

What about <a href='/index.pl?node=12345#foo'>my link</a>

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Re: Re: Re: Warn people who have perlmonks in a URL?
by PodMaster (Abbot) on Nov 09, 2003 at 05:39 UTC
    That doesn't always work (like when DNS goes whacky). The safest way is something like <a href="?&node=10277">crazyinsomniac</a> => crazyinsomniac

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