Unsafe added to link using ng-href

[Robin]

When using ng-href to create an url that is relative to the the current path (ie. "groups/1/"), it adds "unsafe:" in IE7. Any way to fix this? It works fine in all other browsers as far as I've seen..

A solution would be greatly appreciated!

[Robin]

So I found out that IE7 handles the href tag differently. Instead of returning the absolute URL it returns the relative (ie.  "groups/1/", instead of http://whatever.com/groups/1/").

Is there any possible way to fix this?

[Patrick Stoica]

Hey Robin, have you ever figured out a solution?

[Robin Franken]

The only solution I have is to not use HTML5 mode and use the url like: "#/groups/1/". That way it works in every browser.

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[Patrick Stoica]

Weird, I tried that. I could actually only get it to work using a normal href tag, and then HTML5 mode even worked with the appropriate fallbacks. But ng-href just wouldn't work on IE7 without turning it into an "unsafe:" link, regardless of routing mode.

[Robin Franken]

Ah yes, I forgot to mention that I do use the normal href tag.. For all the other element the ng tags (e.g ng-src) work just fine except for the 'a' element.