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Hyperlink Control to "www.google.com"

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Hi to all

 

I'm new to G WEB DEV SW and I want on my Frontpanel just a linkt to "www.goggle.com".

When I add "www.google.com" as URL to the Hyperlink Control and  I click the link it open a browser window with "localhost:64578/HtmlVI/Run/VireoDevSystem/Interactive/WebApp/www.google.com".

 

Why it's add the URL of my web app?

 

Thanks

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It's the difference between relative and absolute URLs as described in the Mozilla Developer Network (MDN) help topic What is a URL?: Absolute URLs vs relative URLs.

 

Lets say for example I am on the website https://www.example.com . If there is a hyperlink on the page to https://www.google.com  then that would be an Absolute Full URL as described by the help topic. When I click that URL it is clear that you would go to a different domain, i.e. google.com.

 

Instead if I am on https://www.example.com  and there is a hyperlink to www.google.com  because there is no scheme defined, i.e. the https part, the url is treated as a relative sub-resource URL so if I click that URL I would use the scheme and domain of my current URL, i.e. https://www.example.com  and end up at https://www.example.com/www.google.com/ .

 

The short version is that you need to give a full URL to navigate to a completely different website, i.e. https://www.google.com  and use relative URLs to navigate between pages of your site. I'd recommend playing with the Multiple Top-Level WebVIs example to get familiar with relative URLs between WebVIs and the Linking WebVIs in a Web Application help topic in the manual.

 

Also if you are just getting started with G Web Development Software I'd highly recommend going through the presentation How to Build a Web UI for Your LabVIEW-Based Test System for an introduction to G Web and how to make applications with it.

 

 

 


Milan
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Hey MilanR, thanks a lot for your fast response.

That was exactly the point!

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