Website internal link problem

usasma · Oct 15, 2014

Link: BSOD Index
The following line contains a link that doesn't work properly:

Bug check 0x1000007F has the same meaning and parameters as bug check 0x7F (UNEXPECTED_KERNEL_MODE_TRAP).

This link gives a 404 page error.

The link that I want there is #0x0000007F
When I check the link in my webpage editor I find the correct link is present.

Any idea on how to fix this?

HonorGamer · Oct 15, 2014

From the way it looks,

Code:

t05_bugs_60_6e8bf56a-1b93-454b-9cf8-ab912bbd2157.xml.htm

This is coming up as the link. You said the link inside the code is correct?

Code:

<a href="bsodindx.html#0x0000007F">Bug Check 0x7F</a>

This is what it should look like.
-Justin

usasma · Oct 15, 2014

Thanks Justin!
I went back and checked the link in my Microsoft Expressions Web program and it looked OK to me.
But I checked it in Kompozer (an old, free HTML editor) and I found that the link was bad there.

Dunno how it happened, but it was a while ago (as I noticed it before).
It's fixed now. Thanks again!

HonorGamer · Oct 15, 2014

You're welcome! That can happen every now and then. May I suggest a program called Notepad++. I think it is good for beginners in web dev. I used to use it till I decided to switch to Sublime, which is a paid product. Notepad++ Home

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usasma

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