Adding second site to link

i have added a link in dreamweaver using this code <a href="www.crop.cropsupplies.com" title="Our New Store" target="_blank">Here</a>
when i click on the link it takes me to this website http://articalwizzard.com/www.crop.cropsupplies.com. which does not exist, how can i stop this link from adding articalwizzard.com/ to the begining?

You need to have the http:// prefix before the www.
<a href="http://www.crop.cropsupplies.com" title="Our New Store" target="_blank">Here</a>

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Adding a second site

I want to add another site using iWeb. I currently have my personal site up but want to add a new business site with a domain name I purchased. How do I add another site without changing the setting of my personal site?

Welcome to the Apple Discussions. Does your personal site have a domain name? If it does then add the second site in iWeb so it appears just below your current personal site. When ready publish (I'm assuming you're publishing to a MMe account, correct) the site.
Since a MMe account can have only one site using CNAME forwarding you will have to use URL forwarding for the business site. Forward the domain name to http://web.me.com/YourMMe_Account_Named/SiteName with or without domain name masking.
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If your personal site does not have a domain name then move the business site to the top in iWeb and publish. Now you can use the CNAME method of domain name forwarding because only the top site can use CNAME.
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OAM Second Site Issue

I'm running into an issue with OAM forcing users to re-authenticate to the application they are logged into when I access a second site protected by OAM.
I'm using the same forms authentication scheme setup for both sites. I access site 1 first and log in. Then site 1 has a link that pops up a new window that takes the user to the second site. The user gets logged in automatically to the second site without any issues. But when I try to do anything in site 1, it forces me to re-authenticate.
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Thanks for the response. Both sites are using the same webgate, and timeout is set pretty high since this is dev. The authentication level is the same as is the directory store.
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On a propritary web site I use, I get an error trying to upload a document; in IE I can solve this by adding the site to the list of trusted sites, how do I handle it in Firefox?

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how do i know if anyone's posted an answer, or help? do i have to keep coming back here to look, see? or can someone send me an e-mail? (not sure i would know where to go back to) thanks.
First, you should be receiving email notifications of any reply; you haven't because there haven't been any. Second, should you be able to access that website? Have you done it before? Occasionally, I've gotten a similar message from websites I frequent but trying later will often clear the problem. Other times, I've gone to websites I really don't have permission to access and the website knows it. Also, you might try another browser, such as Firefox or Opera.
Finally, if you mean the Birchmere Music Hall, I get the same error message, and if Ticketmaster needs to access that website for ticket and event dates, it can't get through either. I'd suggest waiting for whomever handles the Birchmere website to fix it, or call them on the phone.
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It doesn't look good. That site belongs to an ISP in Russia, see screenshot.
Apple has published a security advisory regarding a piece of malware called Mac Defender which targets MAC users. See: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4650
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Two Sites Published With iWeb...Viewers Get Error Message With Second Site

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Second site has a hyperlink in the Announcement, but not in Safari Navbar!

Earlier I told you all that when I made a second site in my iWeb site, it did not show up when I tried to see it on Safari.
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Hi Lorna,
I don't use the announcement function, so it's
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