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I just went through two pages of my posts, and found at least half were this way. Now, I've been doing this blog since 2007. . .I know what I'm doing! So, I wonder if any other Blogger bloggers have this issue? In each case, I get a nonsense link with "blog" in the name, and in each case, the usual "open in new window" command that I always use is not employed. Here are a couple of the false links I've found: [http://goog_624617935/] [http://draft.blogger.com/~mdexpatinpa/] [http://draft.blogger.com/goog_1613533033]. Obviously, I didn't come up with these things by myself. Something is going on that is inserting these bad links. Anyone know what it is?
Thanks!
UPDATE: Since this post, I have written two posts with excerpted and linked articles. In both cases, I paid close attention to my copying and pasting of links, and the boxes I checked in the posting process. In one case, the link worked, in the other it was that garbage I mentioned above, and no checked boxes. So, this is definitely happening in the software, and is not a user problem!
I have not had this problem, but I have recently had difficulty viewing the images on some of your posts. I will see them, but when I scroll down to read the whole post, they suddenly disappear (sometimes the text, too). The Blogger known issues page is no help, but a Google search found this discussion of another problem with Blogger links: http://ask.metafilter.com/206062/How-to-get-Blogger-links-to-work. The tech suggests changing the blog template, then changing it back. It's worth a try.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jill. I think I'll just double-check my links immediately after posting from now on. It is weird though.
ReplyDeleteThe only problem I have had with my blog is with spell check, which was down for a week and then went back up after a week.
ReplyDeleteHow do you shrink your links into a word or 2?
I shrink links when I paste them into a comment or on Facebook or Twitter, by using TinyURL.com. You paste in the long link, and it makes a short one for you. This bad links though, I have no idea how I get them, or where they come from.
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