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2012-07-16 09:15:05
txp:site_url in a hyperlink
Hi.
I’m scratching my head on something which is likely very simple and will no doubt make me feel rather stupid when I know the answer.
I want to link to a given page on a site, in this case a section called contact. I want to link it from an article, and I have this as my article body:
<a href=”<txp:site_url />contact”>Contact form</a>
On a fresh install of 4.4.1 in my development environment, this outputs…well, nothing.
I have had a number of very late nights over the past week or so, and I will admit that 1015am on a Monday is early for me, but I’d appreciate a pointer on this if anyone has ideas. I’d be even more grateful if this saves me from hulksmashing my Dell screen.
Thank you in advance.
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2012-07-16 11:06:32
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Re: txp:site_url in a hyperlink
Try
==<a href="<txp:site_url />contact">Contact form</a>==
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2012-07-17 16:25:31
Re: txp:site_url in a hyperlink
Uli,
What does the double equal marks do? I’ve never seen that before. Is that Textile for something?
Wouldn’t just doing this work, or am I missing something? "Contact":/contact
Last edited by Destry (2012-07-17 16:27:34)
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2012-07-17 19:52:02
Re: txp:site_url in a hyperlink
Ah, thanks. I knew there was something for escaping it, but never really used it before so didn’t know offhand.
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2012-07-18 00:49:20
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Re: txp:site_url in a hyperlink
Destry wrote:
What does the double equal marks do?
Yup, like gaeqwad said. It’s effective, typed quicker than notextile. , not as easy overlooked and deleted as a blank at the beginning of the line and, not least, it looks like a typographical barrier: don’t touch!
Last edited by uli (2012-07-18 00:52:34)
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