I agree with David, some people do like to know where they are going before
they click a link which is why I never attempt to hide URL's.
Anyway anyone how knows anything about websites could quiet easily view the
source to your page and view the links in pure form anyway.
If you had some form of content which you needed to protect from bandwidth
theft or some other legitimate reason then you need to see about using some
form of script under php which supplied the files e.g.
www.yourdomain.com/download.php?filename.ext
Once you had a script of this sort you would simple change the variable
supplied to the script depending on which file needed supplying to the user.
HTH,
Paul Woodward
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"David Dorward" <do*****@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Atz wrote:
<a href="" onmousedown="setTimeout('status=\'Hide\'',5000)"
onmouseover="window.status='Hide'; return true"> send link </a>
Thank goodness Mozilla lets me turn off window.status.
I use this for hidding link path in status bar.
Why? What possible benefit can there be to hiding the destination of
links? Aside from really annoying people who want to find out where they are
going before they click?
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David Dorward http://david.us-lot.org/