Re: [Semediawiki-user] urls in properties

[graham <gr...@th...>]

Thanks Jesus,

In the end I had several related problems - but not having set
$smwgLinksInValues was the key one for me too.

Best Regards
Graham

On 10/06/11 16:10, Jesus del Valle wrote:
> 
> Dear Graham,
> If I understood you correctly, you have a similar problem to one I had and wrote about it a week ago; my problem was with external urls though. I had to set $smwgLinksInValues to true in LocalSettings.php and declare the relevant properties as Strings, not as URLs.
> Regards,
> Jesus 
> 
> 
>> Date: Thu, 6 Oct 2011 15:08:13 +0100
>> From: gr...@th...
>> To: sem...@li...
>> Subject: [Semediawiki-user] urls in properties
>>
>> I'm managing a template-based system with semantic forms which I had
>> intended to make life easier for users: but have just discovered that
>> they have been placing mediawiki-style urls inside property values - the
>> links work fine but the display of the property value is broken as a result.
>>
>> eg. [[Resource Alternate Title::{{{alternate_title|}}}]] renders
>> correctly as 'ECCO' if alternate_title has the value 'ECCO', but renders as:
>>
>> [[Resource Alternate Title::ECCO]]
>>
>> (where ECCO is a working link) if alternate title has the value
>> '[[Eighteenth Century Collection Online | ECCO]]'.
>>
>> Is there any way to include a url within a value and still get the
>> property rendered as expected?
>>
>> Thanks
>> Graham
>>
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