> MacSword uses the following schema for URLs: > > sword://[<FilterOption[&<[EMAIL PROTECTED]<ModuleShortName>/<Key|KeyRange>
Manfred, I'm not familiar with MacSword, do you think you post a couple of examples with some complex URLs, perhaps those which make use of all the parts above? > I have a question about the @ sign. If you bookmark the URL with one in > it, does Safari retain the full url or does it drop the @ and everything > before it? It's reported that FireFox does not retain the @ and before. DM, I was mistaken. When you load a URL with a username and password, the moment the page completes loading, the portion of the URL before the @ sign is removed from the *address bar only*. However, if you bookmark the URL, or if you look at it in the Firefox history, the entire URL is present, including the component before the @ sign - so the URL can be saved without any loss of information. Sorry for the mixup. IE7 apprrently refuses to load URLs which contain the @ sign. Opera loads / bookmarks URLs with the @ sign without issue, just like FF. Brian. _______________________________________________ sword-devel mailing list: sword-devel@crosswire.org http://www.crosswire.org/mailman/listinfo/sword-devel Instructions to unsubscribe/change your settings at above page
