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#1 2008-10-23 01:31:08
rah_urltolink
A tiny plugin that automatically changes text URLs into real clickable XHTML links. Also answer to this request by johnstephens
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#3 2008-10-23 21:49:10
Re: rah_urltolink
Because released it publically yesterday. You could have asked (i got little library of self-made snippets) :D
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#5 2008-10-23 22:49:53
Re: rah_urltolink
Didn’t notice it, even when feeds inform me about new requests :P
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#6 2008-10-24 00:39:09
Re: rah_urltolink
Version 0.2 released. Minor update to the code. Changelog:
- Minor POSIX regular expression update: uses substrings instead of blasting whole string; avoids some faults.
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#7 2008-10-24 06:27:07
- masa
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- Real name: Martin Sammtleben
- From: Reykjavik, Iceland
- Known languages: is, en, de
Re: rah_urltolink
Thanks Jukka,
very useful!
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#8 2008-10-24 06:30:58
Re: rah_urltolink
masa wrote:
Thanks Jukka,
very useful!
Thank you masa :) “I love you and your kind words <3” :P
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#9 2009-04-23 00:15:35
Re: rah_urltolink
A new version, 0.3, released. Changelog:
- Fixed: Now “special chars”, including
?,&,(,), won’t cut the URL. - Fixed: Now (X)HTML tags don’t get cut into the URL when a tag is located right after the URL.
- Improved parsing speed.
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#10 2009-08-18 11:57:30
- txpnisti
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Re: rah_urltolink
Hi Jukka! Any ideas: I write a comment with a link, like this:
The link is www.example.foo
After I click the preview button, the link itself seems to be alright, but the space between the link and previous word has disappeared, like this: The link iswww.example.foo
Now you can leave or fix the space thing. Save for the moderation. When the comment is studied in the moderation, the quotes in href seems to be converting “curly” ones presented with their numeric enties. (should be straight quotes but those are like 6 & 9) So if the comment now is made visible, link obviously is not working.
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