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Hi I tried to make a clicky link to this BPA document http://www.bpa.org.uk/forms/docs/Form%20215%20-%20BPA%20Reserve%20Sealing%20Method.doc

When you try to make it a clicky like this

The link gets changed to this
http://www.bpa.org.uk/forms/docs/Form20-%20BPA%20Reserve%20Sealing%20Method.doc

Which doesn't exist!! Help?? :S


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I do believe that those "%20"s are really fouling things up, but more of a problem is that apparently you have to be a registered BPA member to access that form in the first place, so you may not be able to link to it anhwho.

When I try to go to www.bpa.org.uk/forms I get a 403 or "Access Forbidden" message.

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I got a "page cannot be found" with that, Jack.



Yep -- because I hit the "Post Reply" when I intended to preview it to see if it worked.:$

See my revised post above.

Faster horses, younger women, older whiskey, more money.

Why do they call it "Tourist Season" if we can't shoot them?

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I got it to work. Instead of copying and pasting the short cut from the page where all the documents are listed, I actually opened the document (no you don't have to join BPA - I'm not a member) and once the PDF document was open I copied the address from there. The basic issue is that there is spaces in the address.

"http://www.bpa.org.uk/forms/docs/Form 215 - BPA Reserve Sealing Method.doc" is what I put the mark up URL codes around.

http://www.bpa.org.uk/forms/docs/Form 215 - BPA Reserve Sealing Method.doc
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The basic issue is that there is spaces in the address



That's correct. %20 represents a space. IE inserts those by itself when it sees a space in a URL. If you actually enter them they will often be interpreted as standard characters and you'll get a broken link. Always a good idea to have no spaces in your file naming convention.
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