i need to view a link on a web site , but there's a red X on it. how can I fix this?
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that happens to me to..check and see if you have a firewall on it
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<a href="url of site"> link text here </a>\n\nEdited 'cause I made a mistake, sorry.
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You can try to right-click on the x and there should be an option to "reload image" or something similar.  If that doesn't work, then it's a problem with the web page's server, and there's nothing you can do.  Hope that helps!
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if you mean you want to view the HTML code behind a website then right-click, and select "View Source."\n\nhope this helps
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View Source\n\nIts irritating when people disable right click. They usually are trying to protect their graphics from being copied.\n\nThey use a small bit of Javascript to do this. So use View> Source on the IE menu and scan the HTML for what you want. When you fin dthe uRL of a picture, you can then enter that on the address bar and see just the picture. They may use just the name of the graphic , e.g. picture.jpg instead of teh fully qualified address. If so, just replace the name of the webpage with  picture.jpg .\n\ni.e. if you are viewing source of website.com/webpage.html just replace webpage.html with picture.jpg and hit enter to see graphic on its own.
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If it's only certain websites, it could be bad webpage authoring.  For example....  If a web developer is trying to refer to a picture that is actually named picture.jpg and they imbed it into their code with all capitals like PICTURE.JPG, the dreaded red x will be the result.\n\nIt also can be the result of ad-blocking---Security/Privacy software believing an image is an advertising banner.  Disable your security/privacy software, close your browser, open it back up again and see if it goes away.\n\nHope that helps!
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It could be a number of things.  I would first check what type of link that it is and check that your file associations are correct.  For instance if you are clicking the link to a JPG file then you should see something like Windows Picture and Fax viewer come up.  You can check file associations by finding the type of file you were trying to open (html, jpg, etc) and then go to the properties and make sure it is associated properly.\n\nPop up blocker?  This could also cause the problem.\n\nMaybe even something in your IE cache that has caused an issue.  Empty your temp internet folder and all files, then also go reset your security for the internet zone.
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I have no idea what you're asking. The red X on photos on a web page means the photo isn't available. Clicking it will do nothing.\n\nThe other question seems to have something to do with setting up a Microsoft Word document. Is that what you're trying to do. If so, I suggest you insert a table, rather than trying to set tabs.
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find how to edit it in whatever server you're using then just add\n\n<a href="http://www.example.com">This is a link</a>
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If you're only seeing it on a few sites its a problem with their programming/design. It will give you that error when the browser cannot find the file specified to display in that location. Usually with images though you get a little red "x". Cannot Display Page would usually be in frames or inline frames.\n\nHard to tell, depends on how frequently you see it.
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i think i know this one\nit's a special html code\ni think you have to put \nALT="message here"\ninto your hyperlinks (href thingy) \ni used it in neopets and i am doing image map layout thing so this is how i used it if it's any use\n\n<AREA SHAPE="rect" ALT="message here" COORDS="399,120,500,201" HREF="normal link here">
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Works fine, when I clicked the link, it opened:\n\nhttp://www.dorks.com/templates/view.php?go=recent&p=2&catid=6
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the link worked for me,,,, try a different browser like netscape or msn
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Not sure, but you may be referring to a hidden page. basically, you make the hyperlink on the page the same colour as the background and it is a link that goes to another page that no one can see - so only you know it's there. Another trick is to make an icon on a web page a link that people won't suspect - you click there and you get a "hidden page" from there there can be lots of links to other pages. Do not use these tips to do illegal things!
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Look in your Event viewer: rt. click My Computer then click Manage then Event Viewer.\nOr: Administrative Tools/Event Viewer or Start/Run/ eventvwr\nOpen the system as well as the application tabs & look for red X errors. Click error line for details. \nPost back the source & event id & Description especially of errors that seem to coincide with this issue.\nAlso check the Information lines that might coincide with this issue.
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Tools-> Options-> Content... See if the "Load Images" checkbox is on.\nOther than that, not all sites are designed to be viewed with browsers other than IE, so you might experience a "selective" view, from commodity of those webmasters.
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You need to be more specific.  It sounds like some of the code on your pages were changed or the previous links moved. \n\nContact whoever put together your page and ask them to resolve the situation.