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Greg Collins [Microsoft MVP]
In reviewing my web site statistics, I see that I get 404 errors (often enough to make me ask about it) when users try to click on a link to a secure external site (i.e. an https:// link).
I've tested these links multiple times, and they always work fine for me. Other links do not seem to have trouble. It seems to be related to "https://" for some reason. I get this for another site too.
The statistics page shows the 404 failed link with an additional forward-slash at at the start of the url, such as:
"/https://www.SomeRandomWebSite.com"
Does anyone know why this happens and how I can prevent it? Is this a browser-specific issue that I have no control over?
Thanks!
I've tested these links multiple times, and they always work fine for me. Other links do not seem to have trouble. It seems to be related to "https://" for some reason. I get this for another site too.
The statistics page shows the 404 failed link with an additional forward-slash at at the start of the url, such as:
"/https://www.SomeRandomWebSite.com"
Does anyone know why this happens and how I can prevent it? Is this a browser-specific issue that I have no control over?
Thanks!