are you sure that happens when linking to a existing page? I've tried creating one "link to a file or website" resource, pointing to http://dialnet.unirioja.es (that is proper XHTML) and the resource showed into Moodle is also XHTML.
Viewing your pasted code above... it seems that you linked to something having a flash or so? More yet, the "link to a file or website" resource shouldn't add Moodle's header and footer at all. Uhm... can you give some more details about WHAT has been linked in your resource?
Eloy Lafuente (stronk7) added a comment - 20/Dec/08 04:33 AM Hi David,
are you sure that happens when linking to a existing page? I've tried creating one "link to a file or website" resource, pointing to http://dialnet.unirioja.es (that is proper XHTML) and the resource showed into Moodle is also XHTML.
Viewing your pasted code above... it seems that you linked to something having a flash or so? More yet, the "link to a file or website" resource shouldn't add Moodle's header and footer at all. Uhm... can you give some more details about WHAT has been linked in your resource?
Ciao
Tim Hunt added a comment - 03/Mar/09 05:46 PM Dongshen, pop-up windows, we normally do print_footer('empty'); I think that would be more appropriate here too.
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are you sure that happens when linking to a existing page? I've tried creating one "link to a file or website" resource, pointing to http://dialnet.unirioja.es
(that is proper XHTML) and the resource showed into Moodle is also XHTML.
Viewing your pasted code above... it seems that you linked to something having a flash or so? More yet, the "link to a file or website" resource shouldn't add Moodle's header and footer at all. Uhm... can you give some more details about WHAT has been linked in your resource?
Ciao