CDML Question - Macintosh User

[Tigerstrike]

Hi all,

My 1st post, here's hoping someone out there can help.

I still use Claris HomePage to do my CDML coding (remember HomePage Mac users?) because I'm not all that good at CDML/HTML. I have a solution which uses a text field to store website addresses (ie: www.apple.com). There's a piece of CDML coding which then makes this a clickable link on my webpage, the CDML looks like this:

<A HREF="http://[FMP-Field: Website, url]">[FMP-FIELD: Website]</A>

This works great for "generic" websites, ie: www.apple.com - the problem is when I try to use a more direct/detailed link, ie: www.apple.com/itunes.html. The CDML above likes to add a backslash to the end of the URL, so that www.apple.com/itunes.html becomes www.apple.com/itunes.html/. This makes the link non-functional (it thinks it's looking for a server, rather than an actual page).

Is there any way I can fix the CDML above so that it doesn't add the / at the back of the links? Or, is there some other way to code this so it'll do the same thing?

Hope I didn't leave out any important details. Any help will be HUGELY appreciated.

Cheers,

Tigerstrike

Version: v6.x

Platform: Mac OS X Panther

[Garry Claridge]

Try this:

<A HREF="http://[FMP-Field: Website, raw]">[FMP-FIELD: Website]</A

Good Luck.

Garry

[Steve T.]

Hi, Tigerstrike! Hmm... in our solutions, we store the http:// with the URL and don't have any problems but Gary's encoding tip should get you going, too.

--ST

[Tigerstrike]

Gary,

Thank you so much, worked like a champ!

Cheers mate!

Tigerstrike