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    why is "/NR/exeres" added to the url  
jw56578@gmail.com


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10-06-04 10:51 PM

im trying to open a aspx page by way of javascript window.open(url),
but when the function is called, "/NR/exeres" is always appended to
the url. How do i get CMS to stop doing this.





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    Re: why is "/NR/exeres" added to the url  
Stefan [MSFT]


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10-07-04 07:55 AM

Hi,

how does the URL look like you are passing to window.open?
Is it a relative URL or an absolute URL?

Only absolute URLs (starting with a slash "/") work correct with MCMS.

Cheers,
Stefan.

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> im trying to open a aspx page by way of javascript window.open(url),
> but when the function is called, "/NR/exeres" is always appended to
> the url. How do i get CMS to stop doing this.







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