[sschuler1]

So I'm the only one that gets it to open? Maybe because I don't live in TV yet? It works for me exactly like the abc.com link works. And no, I don't think it is because my browser is broken!

[Halle]

Originally Posted by cybrgeezer

Why, it comes right back to your smiling face, that's what.

Ditto!

[golfnut]

Comes back to the same post, TH can you comment on the responses so far??....GN

[EdV]

If any of you use Firefox as your browser, there is a setting that will allow you to block sending referrer information, i.e. to stop sites you visit from seeing where you come from, follow these steps:

1.In the address bar of your Firefox browser type: about:config and hit Enter.
2.In the Filter input field type: network.http.sendRefererHeader
3.Double click on the preference name.
4.Change the value from 2 to 0 and hit OK.

0 means don’t send any referrer information, 1 means send only on clicks and 2 means send on clicks and image requests.

Now when you click on the ling that TalkHost provided, it works properly and sends you to the target site.

I have not yet found a setting for this in Internet Explorer.

[diskman]

Originally Posted by Talk Host

We've been told that folks can't link to Villages sites through Talk of The Villages. What happens when you click here?

http://www.districtgov.org/2009ResidentSurveyResults/

same with me, Why, it comes right back to your smiling face, that's what

[Boomer]

Back to you, TH.

Boomer

[Talk Host]

Stay tuned!!!!!

[tony]

I noticed today that links made to the districtgov site are working again. The
links are to the recreational news letter explaining the district govs view of
the Internal Revenue Service audit of the Village Center Community Development
District’s (VCCDD) Series 2003A and 2003B Recreational Revenue Bonds.

I wonder why the links from Talk of The Villages to districtgov work now?

[iaudit]

Originally Posted by EdVinMass

If any of you use Firefox as your browser, there is a setting that will allow you to block sending referrer information, i.e. to stop sites you visit from seeing where you come from, follow these steps:

1.In the address bar of your Firefox browser type: about:config and hit Enter.
2.In the Filter input field type: network.http.sendRefererHeader
3.Double click on the preference name.
4.Change the value from 2 to 0 and hit OK.

0 means don’t send any referrer information, 1 means send only on clicks and 2 means send on clicks and image requests.

Now when you click on the ling that TalkHost provided, it works properly and sends you to the target site.

I have not yet found a setting for this in Internet Explorer.

Be careful if you do this. I found that I couldn't use the villages.net golf tee time system by changing the setting.

[cabo35]

Worked fine for me.