Link created by LINKIFY in WYSIWYG editor is not underlined until switch to another note #9950
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I was able to reproduce it on 2.14.14 linux (ubuntu 22.04) |
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…underlined until switch to another note The current behavior is such that when adding a link to a note using the WYSIWYG editor, the link is not immediately underlined. However, if you switch to another note and then return to the note created earlier, the link is underlined as expected. The expected behavior is that links should be underlined immediately upon insertion, without the need to leave and return to the note. I found that the problem was that when I pasted the link it was considered as plainText, so I created a function that checks if the pasted text is a link and added this check to the markdowntags if.
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…underlined until switch to another note The current behavior is such that when adding a link to a note using the WYSIWYG editor, the link is not immediately underlined. However, if you switch to another note and then return to the note created earlier, the link is underlined as expected. The expected behavior is that links should be underlined immediately upon insertion, without the need to leave and return to the note. I found that the problem was that when I pasted the link it was considered as plainText, so I created a function that checks if the pasted text is a link and added this check to the markdowntags if.
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…underlined until switch to another note The current behavior is such that when adding a link to a note using the WYSIWYG editor, the link is not immediately underlined. However, if you switch to another note and then return to the note created earlier, the link is underlined as expected. The expected behavior is that links should be underlined immediately upon insertion, without the need to leave and return to the note. I found that the problem was that when I pasted the link it was considered as plainText, so I created a function that checks if the pasted text is a link and added this check to the markdowntags if.
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…underlined until switch to another note The current behavior is such that when adding a link to a note using the WYSIWYG editor, the link is not immediately underlined. However, if you switch to another note and then return to the note created earlier, the link is underlined as expected. The expected behavior is that links should be underlined immediately upon insertion, without the need to leave and return to the note. I found that the problem was that when I pasted the link it was considered as plainText, so I created a function that checks if the pasted text is a link and added this check to the markdowntags if.
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…underlined until switch to another note The current behavior is such that when adding a link to a note using the WYSIWYG editor, the link is not immediately underlined. However, if you switch to another note and then return to the note created earlier, the link is underlined as expected. The expected behavior is that links should be underlined immediately upon insertion, without the need to leave and return to the note. I found that the problem was that when I pasted the link it was considered as plainText, so I created a function that checks if the pasted text is a link and added this check to the markdowntags if.
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Operating system
Windows
Joplin version
2.13.15
Desktop version info
Joplin 2.13.15 (prod, win32)
Client ID: 552af2772b294d9f821072c45033338f
Sync Version: 3
Profile Version: 44
Keychain Supported: Yes
Revision: 7d2c1c0
Current behaviour
Expected behaviour
Links should be underlined without having to leave and return to note.
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