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Re: File not found
by Eric Laffoon on Tuesday 15/Jul/2003, @06:04

> Yeah, it kinda looks bad to have broken links on a story about a web page designer tool...

Oh Great! Thanks for pointing that out! I was hoping nobody would notice. ;-)

This is very strange. I was trying out the KFileReplace plugin that will be in our upcoming CVS snapshot and found some legacy markup in several files. When I read the links were broken it was as if someone had gone in and wiped them out. (Probably the folks from Paramount again.) However it looks like when I submitted the article I had modified the links so the Dot could use source or a link, (the submission form was not real clear about submitting with a link) I accidentally replaced "images/" with the absolute address less the "images/", then saved it. It was included it in that upload yesterday to clean the markup. Oops!

Mea culpa,

Eric

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