Hyperlinks in RSR update #419
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This appears to be an issue with links following a line break. I have done this several times within an update http://rsr.test.akvo.org/project/1113/update/4101/ and it seems the link is only identified by the Markdown formatting if there are characters between the beginning of the link and the preceding line break. It does not work with spaces at the beginning of the line - although lots of spaces turns the link into a block of code... I have no idea how we would go about solving this though. I'm not sure what we use to process the formatting, or if we have "customisation" options for this. |
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Just a bit odd to have to explain to partners this is how it works.. |
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Tested the issue described with the code from #438 and it seems to help the trailing urls to. |
When an updates only consisted of a link that would
not get urlized. We have to do some escape dancing to
make sure urls are urlized by Django & that markdown
works properly. And at the same time be safe and not
allow things like <script>alert('unsafe');</script>
to be evaluated.
When an updates only consisted of a link that would
not get urlized. We have to do some escape dancing to
make sure urls are urlized by Django & that markdown
works properly. And at the same time be safe and not
allow things like <script>alert('unsafe');</script>
to be evaluated.
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Tested on UAT and PartnerSite UAT - working as expected |
Just found out that a link in an update only becomes a clickable hyperlink if its pasted right after a sentence. If there is an ENTER after the sentence the link doesn't become a hyperlink.
Could you adjust this so that a link always becomes a hyperlink, regardless where its placed in an update?
Cheers
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