souther,
I ran the software against your site and it appears to be working properly. I have seen this issue once before and it's very strange.
On the following pages (just a sampling):
http://www.dvdplay.com/movies/new-releases-page-1.htmlhttp://www.dvdplay.com/movie-details/an-inconvenient-truth.htmlhttp://www.dvdplay.com/content/view/17/39/the software found the following HTML:
<a href="movies/new-releases-page-2.html">Test or Image</a>
According to URI Standards, these would merge at the highest folder level since the href doesn't start with a slash.
The puzzling part is that when I move my mouse over the links, they are correctly formed even though you wouldn't think they would be.
When referencing this URL on most pages, you prefix it with a slash. You will need to do that for the software to work.
This is probably a good idea as other browsers might have issues as well.
In case you're curious, here's some documentation regarding Uri's:
See the remarks section on the following webpage:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/workshop/networking/moniker/reference/functions/CoInternetCombineIUri.asp“The following examples demonstrate the effect of combining a base and relative URI. Note how the first base example ends in a resource, whereas the second base ends in a path segment.”
BASE:
http://www.adatum.com/abc/defRELATIVE: xyz
COMBINED:
http://www.adatum.com/abc/xyz BASE:
http://www.contoso.com/abc/def/RELATIVE: ../../default.htm
COMBINED:
http://www.contoso.com/default.htm So in your example,
BASE:
http://www.dvdplay.com/movies/RELATIVE: movies/new-releases-page-2.html
COMBINED:
http://www.dvdplay.com/movies/movies/new-releases-page-2.htmlThanks,
Brian
