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Message # 36727.1.1.1.1.1.1 Subject: Thanks ! [nt] Date: Wed 06/08/08 06:13:54 GMT Name: uwe |
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In reply to Message (36727.1.1.1.1.1) Re: copy/paste Question
By Max - Tue 05/08/08 18:31:55 GMT You are right, of course. The sentence starting with "As a result" in my post was one paragraph too late. |
In reply to Message (36727.1.1.1.1) Re: copy/paste Question
By wammer623 - Tue 05/08/08 18:20:46 GMT Small correction: When the browser doesn't send a "referer" header, then you will get the picture, as most servers don't need a "good" referrer, only they prohibit the "bad" (external) ones. (The "referer" header is not required in the HTTP standard.) |
In reply to Message (36727.1.1.1) Re: copy/paste Question
By Max - Tue 05/08/08 17:54:31 GMT If you just click on a link, your browser sends the complete address of the page you are coming from (that is http://forum.minxmovies.com/showc.cgi?36727.1.1 in this case) to the target server. This is called a "referer" (sic!) request header line.
Some target server's request handlers are set up in a way that they forbid "deep linking", i. e. targeting a sub-page or even a picture directly from "outside".
If you copy the address into the address line of your browser then the browser doesn't know where you "come from", and it doesn't send a "referer" header. As a result, you get an error message instead of an HTML page or a picture.
Furthermore, some social networking sites (Webshots? Flickr?) present their users a list or these referrers, and some users don't like to be linked from a "fetish" site.
There are plugins or option setting available for major browsers to disable referrers. Instead of copying, in Firefox you can also drag the link with the mouse and drop it onto the address or tab bar to open the page while suppressing the referrer.
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In reply to Message (36727.1.1) Re: copy/paste Question
By uwe - Tue 05/08/08 07:00:58 GMT It's an offtopic question but I always ask myself about the difference between a link and copy/paste. So: Can anybody tell me the technical reason why sometimes a link doesn't word but copy/paste does?
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By Ian - ibarnes@mts.net Mon 04/08/08 23:43:32 GMT http://www.outdoor-beauty.com/beach/p/1903.jpg |
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