You have decided to use relative links for your Website's local pages instead of specifying absolute URLs. Your supervisor has asked you to justify this decision. Which statement provides the best justification?

A. All pages can be quickly updated by altering the contents of a single file. B. Apache Server does not support absolute URLs. C. The site can be moved from one server to another with minimal disruption. D. Microsoft IIS does not support absolute URLs.

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Bird

Computers & Technology

16 January, 19:22

You have decided to use relative links for your Website's local pages instead of specifying absolute URLs. Your supervisor has asked you to justify this decision. Which statement provides the best justification?

A. All pages can be quickly updated by altering the contents of a single file. B. Apache Server does not support absolute URLs. C. The site can be moved from one server to another with minimal disruption. D. Microsoft IIS does not support absolute URLs.

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Avah Mclaughlin · Answer 1

C. The site can be moved from one server to another with minimal disruption.

Explanation:

The perfect reason is the option C. The site can be moved from one server to another with minimal disruption. with relative links you don't need to change the host name for the local page because the browser assumes the address that is in the browser and creates a path relative to it as specified by the file.