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Creating Richer Hyperlinks with JSP Custom Tags
by Amit Goel 04/30/2003 The linking mechanism currently supported by HTML ( <a href="destination.html"> ) allows us to create hyperlinks that can have only one destination. To add context-related destinations to a hyperlink, we either need to supply them as links within parentheses (e.g., "download PDF version," "download Word version," etc.), or make the reader scroll to a different part of the page (e.g., a "Resources" section), sometimes causing the reader to lose context. If we...n
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