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Discussion - Member to Member Sales - Research Center
It was recently pointed out to me that mine was giving an Error 404 (not found) message. I checked my profile settings, but the URL is right. But when I click the link, the system seems to add the following as a "prefix" to my URL:
https://stamporama.com/mdata/
so the link looks like https://stamporama.com/mdata/www.noernbergstamps.com
Is this a new issue, or am I using the field incorrectly?
Thanks,
Doug
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Try entering with an http:// in front of the link, ex:
http://www.noernbergstamps.com
I suspect something is interpreting as a relative link when it should be an absolute link.
Josh
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Looks like you have worked it out Doug. The link is working fine.
Regards ... Tim.
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I just did a copy and paste and it woiks...Bravo for that suggestion Thanks Josh
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Thanks Josh, that did the trick for me, too. It's funny that it worked for Tim, but it didn't for Michael Numbers or I. I wonder if whether it works or not is browser related? Anyways, the http did it, so I'm set.
Thanks! 
Doug
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...and I'll come right behind your reply by telling you that the edited link works fine for me now too. I use Firefox.
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I just had a similar problem too. I just changed my homepage link. It started with https. I deleted the "s", and saved it. The SOR system removed the "http//:", and the link works for me now.
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In our profiles, there is a place to add a link to a "homepage". I interpreted that to mean our own websites,if we have one.
It was recently pointed out to me that mine was giving an Error 404 (not found) message. I checked my profile settings, but the URL is right. But when I click the link, the system seems to add the following as a "prefix" to my URL:
https://stamporama.com/mdata/
so the link looks like https://stamporama.com/mdata/www.noernbergstamps.com
Is this a new issue, or am I using the field incorrectly?
Thanks,
Doug
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re: Link to website in profile error?
Try entering with an http:// in front of the link, ex:
http://www.noernbergstamps.com
I suspect something is interpreting as a relative link when it should be an absolute link.
Josh
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re: Link to website in profile error?
Looks like you have worked it out Doug. The link is working fine.
Regards ... Tim.
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re: Link to website in profile error?
I just did a copy and paste and it woiks...Bravo for that suggestion Thanks Josh
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re: Link to website in profile error?
Thanks Josh, that did the trick for me, too. It's funny that it worked for Tim, but it didn't for Michael Numbers or I. I wonder if whether it works or not is browser related? Anyways, the http did it, so I'm set.
Thanks!
Doug
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10:00:07pm
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...and I'll come right behind your reply by telling you that the edited link works fine for me now too. I use Firefox.
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re: Link to website in profile error?
I just had a similar problem too. I just changed my homepage link. It started with https. I deleted the "s", and saved it. The SOR system removed the "http//:", and the link works for me now.
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