Gravity is not recognising the comma within some URLs as a legitimate
character in a URL.
How do I change the http URL template (Global Options / URL Hotlinks /
Advanced
to recognise a comma character?
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Patrick Dunford, Christchurch, NZ
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Patrick,
That's value is a regular expression. Without going into any detail, this
one should work for a comma:((http:/)|(www\.))[^] <>"{},[()]+
If you want to get any fancier, read the help topic "Regular Expression
Reference".
Hope this helps,
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Please note: to mail me, remove '.Invalid' from my address.
>((http:/)|(www\.))[^] <>"{},[()]+
>
>That's the one I already have (default). It stops the URL as soon as
>it reaches the first comma.
>
take out the comma in the expression above
((http:/)|(www\.))[^] <>"{}[()]+
that should do it.
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luu
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[snip]
>>That's value is a regular expression. Without going into any detail, this
>>one should work for a comma:((http:/)|(www\.))[^] <>"{},[()]+
> ((http:/)|(www\.))[^] <>"{},[()]+
> That's the one I already have (default). It stops the URL as soon as it
> reaches the first comma.
I think you can take out the comma after the bracket and the URL
will highlight like this..
((http:/)|(www\.))[^] <>"{}[()]+
But Gravity will not pass the entire URL to the browser. There was
an earlier thread about this and Tony from MP said it would be
fixed in coming versions. I haven't ckecked if 2.11 addresses this
one. Off the top of my head I don't think so.
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Tom Bates, Naples, FL
tba...@cm.nu
In this next-to-last year of the millennium, rken...@cgocable.net (Ray)
wrote in news.software.readers:
>It's not fixed. You can take the comma out as above and the whole URL
>will be highlighted in color, BUT only the portion up to the comma is
>passed as a URL to the browser, like this one for instance
>
>http://www.zdnet.com/zdnn/stories/news/0,4586,1014335,00.html
I hope you've reported this to MicroPlanet?
They don't seem to monitor the newsgroup any more, but they have usually
responded when I've reported a bug or asked a question in email.
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Behold, on Sat, 10 Apr 1999 13:30:53 +0200 in
news.software.readers:<MPG.117962ec3...@ct-news.iafrica.com>,
Francois Visagie (Francois...@DataVoice.co.za.Invalid) didst uttereth:
>In article <MPG.1179b5554...@newsch.es.co.nz>, Patrick Dunford
><patrick...@caverock.net> says...
><< snip >>
>> How do I change the http URL template (Global Options / URL Hotlinks /
>> Advanced
>> to recognise a comma character?
><< snip >>
>
>Patrick,
>
>That's value is a regular expression. Without going into any detail, this
>one should work for a comma:((http:/)|(www\.))[^] <>"{},[()]+
((http:/)|(www\.))[^] <>"{},[()]+
That's the one I already have (default). It stops the URL as soon as it
reaches the first comma.
snip
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Patrick Dunford, Christchurch, NZ
Voluntary Student Membership: Equal Representation For All
http://patrick.dunford.com/
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