Actually, unless there is a file called filename.jpg.htm on the server
you'll get an error page not found. URLs must be exact with the correct
extensions.
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On 11/7/09 12:12 PM, "Donald" <d1956m198d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Brian Swale wrote:
>> I notice that some of us when writing an URL which points to a jpeg image,
>> their URL ends in ...jpg.htm or ..jpg.html
>>
>> My understanding of web language is that adding either <.htm> or <.html>
>> is superfluous, and that <.jpg> is quite sufficient.
>>
>> Am I correct, or has there been a change in standards that I missed?
>>
>> Brian Swale.
>
> No, it'll just be a page using the filename as part of the URL. Maybe an
> automatically generated one from some prog or another?
>
> D.
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