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I'm using basic HTML with framesets. Everything works fine in IE, but when I click on a link that has a frameset in Firefox, it shows a broken link. What's happening is that one of the slashes in the web addresses is switching from '/' to '\'.
http://www.kjwebsite.com/Humor\HumorIndex.htm. Is there something special I need to do to allow this to work in Firefox?

Here's the frameset code (very basic):
<html>
<frameset cols="20%,80%" >
<frame name="Toolbar" src="HumorListFrame.htm">
<frame name="Content" scrolling="YES" noresize src="HumorDisplayFrame.htm">
</frameset>
</html>

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I'm not doing that. It's happening automatically in Firefox. The URL displays correctly when in IE. When on the index page, I click on Humor and the URL is displayed in this "incorrect" format. I'm not sure where it is coming from and why it only happens in Firefox and not IE

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Check your links - they all have '\' instead of '/'

<td width="155" height="40"><a href="Humor \ HumorIndex.htm">Humor</a></td>

MSIE is correcting the typo for you and Firefox isn't.

Edited by Dandello because: n/a
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