http://forums.station.sony.com/mxo/..._id=12400000040
All the links seem to be dead.
Dead threads in troubleshooting and performance thread
8 posts · 2006-11-09 20:31:13 to 2006-11-12 06:59:31
Confirmed. All links are broken.
Current Link structure:
http://forums.station.sony.com/mxo/..._id=12400000040
Link structure in the thread in question:
http://mxoboards.station.sony.com/m...message.id=3664
Any volunteers for re-linking these threads?
I'd fix them if I could. *pokes TheJurymen*
Make a reply post in this thread with the revised thread and I will make the corrections.
Helpful Links: Heh, never thought of checking the other threads that were linked in the stickied topic.
I'll go through them tomorrow and fix em if no one has done so by then.
Jeffers
I'll go through them tomorrow and fix em if no one has done so by then.
Jeffers
I've been meaning to fix them, but I've been busy. Sorry guys. If anyone wants to help out, it would be appreciated. Otherwise, I'll get it fixed at some point.
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A site for the links thread
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Ic3b3rg's Tips, Tweaks, and Suggestions (Antispyware included)
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Quick answers to questions you may have!
Clickable links - How to make them
Thinking about posting on this board? Read this first.
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Going through that, some of the pages are outdated, so maybe when I get a bit more free time I'll go through and write some updated ones (unless someone else gets there first :p) but atleast they can now point to something again (when someone is kind enough to update it)
Jeffers
Lost Settings after account conversion
What to try when all else fails
The standard MxO Fix (For Login Issues)
Guide to a better driver for your video card
A site for the links thread
Helpfull library site (A highly recommended resource)
How to improve computer performance and latency(lag) problems?
Ic3b3rg's Tips, Tweaks, and Suggestions (Antispyware included)
Tech Geek Links Thread
Quick answers to questions you may have!
Clickable links - How to make them
Thinking about posting on this board? Read this first.
How do I use MxO Radio???
Going through that, some of the pages are outdated, so maybe when I get a bit more free time I'll go through and write some updated ones (unless someone else gets there first :p) but atleast they can now point to something again (when someone is kind enough to update it)
Jeffers
Thread updated, thanks jeffers
FYI:
Clickable links - How to make them
The information in that topic is now outdated as it was for the old forum, not this one.
For example there is no "edit as HTML" feature on these forums at present, typing in the url for a link will not actually create a hyperlink and so forth.
eg: Simply typing,
www.example.com
will force the viewer to have to copy and paste the URL into their address bar.
<a href="http://www.example.com/">link with html</a>
also no longer creates a link. However, typing in the full URL:
http://www.example.com
will make a link *after* you submit the post.
Further more, the description of the button to make a link via the WYSIWYG editor is now incorrect. The current one is a chainlink, not a globe with a chain link near it.
(Sorry for the edits, the connection is playing up and it's making submitting a post a little difficult)
Clickable links - How to make them
The information in that topic is now outdated as it was for the old forum, not this one.
For example there is no "edit as HTML" feature on these forums at present, typing in the url for a link will not actually create a hyperlink and so forth.
eg: Simply typing,
www.example.com
will force the viewer to have to copy and paste the URL into their address bar.
<a href="http://www.example.com/">link with html</a>
also no longer creates a link. However, typing in the full URL:
http://www.example.com
will make a link *after* you submit the post.
Further more, the description of the button to make a link via the WYSIWYG editor is now incorrect. The current one is a chainlink, not a globe with a chain link near it.
(Sorry for the edits, the connection is playing up and it's making submitting a post a little difficult)