Link Resolving Funny

[Grrilla]

A couple of my sig links ie 4female.com are linked to a Sedo pg that I manually set the keywords for. If the name is typed in, it resolves to the pg. If the link below is used w/ IE, it resolves correctly, but w/ Firefox, it resolves to http://www.microsoft.com/ . I have noticed this before but now it's happenning w/ more than one name. Could someone check the link w/ IE or Firefox, which ever you are using and tell me what the below 4Female link is resolving to? (and, believe me, this is not to get the name a few extra visits)

Dont know if this is my internal browser, an OS cache prob (I am running Mac OS X), a Sedo, or a Firefox issue. Tx

 

[.X.]

Mozilla 7.02 The link resolved to microsoft.com,Hmm tried it again and showed it could not be found.

 

[Grrilla]

TX.I wonder why that's happenning w/ FFx? Anyone w/ IE?

 

[sufi]

I get "Cannot find server" error

 

[Grrilla]

I get "Cannot find server" error

Sheesh! Now there's another prob I didn't know I had w/ link. What browser and version are you using, Sufi?

 

[Veolus]

I'm using FireFox and it also takes me to the Microsoft site for some reason..

 

[adam_uk]

A couple of my sig links ie 4female.com are linked to a Sedo pg that I manually set the keywords for. If the name is typed in, it resolves to the pg. If the link below is used w/ IE, it resolves correctly, but w/ Firefox, it resolves to http://www.microsoft.com/ . I have noticed this before but now it's happenning w/ more than one name. Could someone check the link w/ IE or Firefox, which ever you are using and tell me what the below 4Female link is resolving to? (and, believe me, this is not to get the name a few extra visits)

Dont know if this is my internal browser, an OS cache prob (I am running Mac OS X), a Sedo, or a Firefox issue. Tx

http://adamcroot.co.uk/screenshots/link.jpg
the links busted

 

[jroy]

what he said^

http://http//:www.4DN.info
http://http//:www.4FAQS.com
http://http//:www.4Females.com

delete the http//: and you should be fine

 

[Peter]

yes the link is pointing too

http://http//:www.4Females.com

which is obviously not correct

it looks like when you set up the link you did a typo the second http:// is incorrect the : for some reason is after the slashes maybe thats why the extra http:// is added

 

[Grrilla]

Problem solved- correct links restored.
My bad. In my haste to change sig, I made some cut-paste errors and somehow got my "//"'s and ":"s crossed. I was in the wrong places for the prob.Thanks all for the help. Will take more care in the future. :red: