I have a website with many hyperlinks. So, when I open a webpage using a hyperlink locally, it works. But when I do it in a browser, it doesn’t and error 404 pops up.
I have tried checking the name of the html file that I have to link the other file to, it is all correct.
I don’t know why this is happening
Please help
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What is the url?
Many pages don’t work. Like this onhttp://thecpucharger.com/uk.laptop.gaming.budget.html. After going into the link, click on above 1000pounds or 500 to 100 pounds.
Because clicking that button leads to a URL like http://thecpucharger.com/uk.gaming.laptop.above%C3%82%C2%A3500.html
, and that does not exist on your website.
That’s because you have your link as <a href="uk.gaming.laptop.above£500.html">
, but the Â
and £
characters are getting encoded.
Indeed, the pound sign is not getting encoded properly on your website.
I took a quite look at your code and it seems like the file itself is stored with UTF-8 encoding and the pound sign set correctly.
To make sure that browsers also render the file with UTF-8, you can add the following meta tag to the head section of all your pages:
<meta charset="UTF-8">
But I would also avoid having special characters in file names in the first place, as character encoding tends to get messy. So instead of calling the file above£500.html
, you could call it above500.html
.
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