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what is the diffrent between visted link and unvisted link

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    i need to know what is the diffrent in the syntacs of html between visted link and unvisted link... i know the coulur become diffrent but when i c the html code i find the same..

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      i need to know what is the diffrent in the syntacs of html between visted link and unvisted link... i know the coulur become diffrent but when i c the html code i find the same..

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      The syntax is the same, the thing that changes the color is the BROWSERS history and not the html itself. If you want to change the colors of links using Cascading Style Sheets - CSS a {     color: Blue; } a:visited {     color: Red; } cdmlb -- modified at 21:41 Sunday 2nd April, 2006

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        The syntax is the same, the thing that changes the color is the BROWSERS history and not the html itself. If you want to change the colors of links using Cascading Style Sheets - CSS a {     color: Blue; } a:visited {     color: Red; } cdmlb -- modified at 21:41 Sunday 2nd April, 2006

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        i just want to retrive all links that are visted.... then how can i do this...

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          i just want to retrive all links that are visted.... then how can i do this...

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          I'm prety sure it's possible, I have it in my head, but could be tricky. Could always try to use cookies, sessions, you want to do this with what language, because would not be able to do it with just html, you would have to do some javascript, or maybe even server side stuff like asp or php? cdmlb

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            I'm prety sure it's possible, I have it in my head, but could be tricky. Could always try to use cookies, sessions, you want to do this with what language, because would not be able to do it with just html, you would have to do some javascript, or maybe even server side stuff like asp or php? cdmlb

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            in fact i am working with c#.. and i process the elemnt in the page by ihtmldocoument... and i could get all links tag... but i dont know how to get the visted link.. has it unique attribute?

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              in fact i am working with c#.. and i process the elemnt in the page by ihtmldocoument... and i could get all links tag... but i dont know how to get the visted link.. has it unique attribute?

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              This could help if you are using IIS webserver for your C# asp.net concept. The IIS log files show every single page visited, and all links clicked on. Not for just the current session, but all sessions. Found this made with that suck VB.net, but could be converted to C# in some litle time, since the function name are all prety much the same when it comes to .NET stuff. http://www.15seconds.com/issue/021119.htm IIS log files are normaly stored on in location C:\WINDOWS\system32\Logfiles Prety sure no attibute for a visited link only diff is that a visited link is stored in the browsers history, you click on a link and it gets added to the history/log-files. cdmlb

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