checking links

Poster: Ruth
Dated: Tuesday September 30 2003 - 23:22:43 BST

I have this feature for testing to make sure all the links are correct, however it won't work with the menu. Of course it checks the html page for the href etc. Is there some program out there that will check the links in the menu or do I have to just hand check all of them on the web?


Ruth

Poster: Hergio
Dated: Wednesday October 1 2003 - 1:51:08 BST

Far as I know, you will have to hand check them. Until the menu is actually rendered the hyperlinks are non-existant. And once the page is, for some reason I also cannot get a list of them either. I use a tool called IEBooster (awesome product by the way) that lets me see all hyperlinks on a page as well as the HTML source AS ITS BEING VIEWED among a bunch of other things. Kinda cool. I would say click on them all. Sorry.

Poster: Andy
Dated: Wednesday October 1 2003 - 11:15:29 BST

On the Todo list is now a menu link checker.

Should have something soon, shouldn't be too difficult.

Cheers
Andy

Poster: John
Dated: Wednesday October 1 2003 - 19:47:36 BST

Sounds great, Andy. I have the same problem with my link checker. This is a needed item.

Poster: flii
Dated: Thursday October 2 2003 - 14:34:10 BST

edited post:
on a subject related to this, could right-clicking menu links bring up the normal context menu for links? i it's nice to be able to open new windows/tabs or copy link locations without having to visit the page, and i'm not able to do either of these in any browser i've tested it on (netscape, ie, firebird).


[note: it needs to be friday, i swear. my apologies, andy and hergio, for shooting off the wrong request without making sure i was saying what i had meant to say.
original text: on a subject related to this, would it be possible to allow the status bar to show the link location when you're hovering? i think it's really nice to be able to see where a web site wants to take you before you click on it.]

Poster: Hergio
Dated: Thursday October 2 2003 - 15:46:20 BST

I should already be doing that for you. I know as I am looking at the milonic homepage on my IE 6, when I hover over menu items, the status bar shows me where the link points. You can also override this and have it show a custom string of text (see quick reference guides).