Let's go back to basics here. It seems that Kyle may not be familiar with web links.
Kyle, every link has two parts:
- The real link which begins with http:// or https://. This part has to be exactly right. It's the path your request takes to find the server page you need.
- The display text, which is what is visible on the page.
Sometimes the real link and display text are the same. For example, "Go to ?that actually links to https://www.google.com.
Sometimes they are not. For example, "" that links to?.
You can see the display text on your screen. Shal has given you an overly complex means of seeing the underlying link text. Here is a simpler means. Hover your mouse over the display text and look at the small print in the lower left corner of your browser window. In your situation they should be identical.
Let me know if this makes more sense.
Larry
Laurence Marks