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01-16-2012, 10:58 PM
if you are pointing to a file in another directory (i noticed you seem to be connecting to a horror directory??)
That folder and corresponding file will need to exist, if you are not aware a 404 error is a file/folder/resource not found.
So either the resource you are trying to connect to does not exist, or a link is incorrect.
You can try the following:
1) Make sure your link is spelled correctly.
-I think the web servers here have everything case sensitive, so if you are connecting to a "Horror" folder but its spelled "horror" on your server then that would cause an error.
2) Check the folder tree.
- if you have a link as <a href="awesome_file.txt"> then the file "awesome_file.txt" would need to be in the same directory. But if the file is in the Horror folder then it would need to be <a href="horror/awesome_file.txt">
those are usually the main problems for 404's
Ps- I took a closer look at your video. (forgive me if i spelled it wrong, I need new glasses)
it looks like the link you are connecting to is kinopod.comli.com/i.com/Horror... so if that is true then your link is incorrect.
best of luck.
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Matt L 
1) Search the Forum first, Most questions have already been Answered & that's why there is a search function.
2) No luck? Try google. Most likely your answer can be found there
3) Still No luck? Ok Post a thread lets see what we can do
Last edited by mattl; 01-16-2012 at 11:03 PM.
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