Changed it to <x href and firebug says
syntax error
http://wakeupbomb.no-ip.org/full.php?id=5
Line 1
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When it is an 'a' the code outputted by the page is:
PHP code:
<a false="" return="" ).show();="" email_2008-10-09-ab-49_10_1.png="" 1="" pdata="" 10="" 2008-10-09-ab-49="" nmr="" ab="" data="" oct="" 2008="" bruk400data="" .="" ,="" src="" ).attr(="" img#spectra="" onclick="(" href="./nmr/bruk400data/2008/Oct/data/AB/nmr/2008-10-09-AB-49/10/pdata/1/email_2008-10-09-AB-49_10_1.png">F #2</a>
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<img id="spectra" style="display: none;" alt="" src=""/>
I see that somehow there is a cheeky extra RHS bracket there:
<a false="" return="" ).show();=""
The code I on the page is:
PHP code:
<a href='./nmr/{$row['machine']}/{$row['year']}/{$row['month']}/data/AB/nmr/{$row['servercode']}/{$row['nmrn1']}/pdata/1/email_{$row['servercode']}_{$row['nmrn1']}_1.png' onclick='$j('img#spectra').attr('src','./nmr/{$row['machine']}/{$row['year']}/{$row['month']}/data/AB/nmr/{$row['servercode']}/{$row['nmrn1']}/pdata/1/email_{$row['servercode']}_{$row['nmrn1']}_1.png').show(); return false'>{$row['nmre1']} #2</a>
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<img id='spectra' src='' alt='' style='display:none;'/>
I should really start using your $prefix idea because the long directory structures are doing my head in now.