create hyperlink in web server

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#1

I"m using the web server sketch to post a bit of sensor data, and wanted to add a “Visit our Main Site” link.

In the sketch at the beginning there’s the IDing of the address:

char link[]=“mylamewebsite.com”;

Later, I add the html:

client.println(“Link: “);
client.print(“<a href=”);
client.print(link);
client.println(“>Visit our Main Site”);
client.println(“
”);
client.println(“

”);

The result is that the web address gets added to the address bar behind the IP, (example: 109.111.22.312:8080/mylamewebsite.com) but the page just keeps refreshing itself.
#2

Try putting the address into quotes (which means using backslash-quote in your code).

#3

How would that look? I've got the address in double quotes as is. I"m not familiar with backslash quote.

#4

You should use an absolute link

char link[]="http://www.mylamewebsite.com";
#5

It works! THanks!

#6

debrouillez40:
How would that look? I’ve got the address in double quotes as is. I"m not familiar with backslash quote.

client.print("<a href=\"");
client.print(link);
client.println("\">Visit our Main Site</a>");

Now that would generate:

<a href="whatever">Visit our Main Site</a>
#7

webpage = “<a href=“http://circuitdigest.com/”;
webpage+=”">Click Here for More projects";

#8

I have a servo motor hooked up to my esp8266
And the web link to my sketch code is this

p>Blinds
";
webPage += "<a href=“10”>Forwards
";
webPage += "<a href=“60”>Backwards
";

When I click forward button every time I want the sequence to go from 0-50 and repeat over and over as I click, because that’s what moves my modified servo motor clockwise.

And from 60-100 rotates anticlockwise
How would I go incorporating a infinite loop from 0-50 every time I click the forward button

#9