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Notice that when you put your mouse button on the highlighted text,
"Your_Text_Linked_To_Your_Page"
that the link information (the location of the page that the
browser will take you to when you click on the highlighted text)
appears in the bottom left hand corner of your browser frame:
For this example, you should see the text "http://absolute_path_to_your_page"
appear. An absolute path is the formal address of a web page, beginning
with http://. Sometimes you will see what is called a "relative
path" used for link information. A relative path is a shortcut
to the page you are linking to, and doesn't begin with http://
-- it might be just the name of the page. A relative path can be
used when the page that you are linking to is on the same web site
as the page you are linking from. In the case of the system generated
response pages, the page you are linking to will be on your web
site, and the page you are linking from is on Kable's web site, so
you must use the absolute path.
Here is a list of the substitutions that the system generated
responses perform:
| Your_Business_Name |
<input type=hidden name=iCompanyName
value="Your_Business_Name" |
| Your_Text_Linked_To_Your_Page |
<input type=hidden name=iReturnURLText
value="Your_Text_Linked_To_Your_Page" |
| http://absolute_path_to_your_page |
<input type=hidden name=iReturnURL
value="http://absolute_path_to_your_page" |
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