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#7 OffsiteLinkTranslator: should be smarter about URLs

feature
closed-fixed
wiki (19)
5
2002-11-27
2000-01-27
Rus Heywood
No

There are a number of character which can never appear in a valid URL. These are defined in the RFC. The URL recognizer should know that the URL stops when one of these characters occurs.

Discussion

  • Rus Heywood

    Rus Heywood - 2000-02-15
    • summary: OnsiteLinkTranslator: should be smarter about URLs --> OffsiteLinkTranslator: should be smarter about URLs
     
  • Avery J. Regier

    Avery J. Regier - 2000-11-29

    The patch submitted by AveryRegier has code in it to handle URL's within (), [], <> and ending with punctuation ,.

     
  • Avery J. Regier

    Avery J. Regier - 2000-11-29

    The patch submitted by AveryRegier has code in it to handle URL's within (), [], <> and ending with punctuation ,.

     
  • Avery J. Regier

    Avery J. Regier - 2002-11-26
    • assigned_to: nobody --> averyregier
    • status: open --> open-accepted
     
  • Avery J. Regier

    Avery J. Regier - 2002-11-27
    • status: open-accepted --> closed-fixed
     
  • Avery J. Regier

    Avery J. Regier - 2002-11-27

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    The OffsiteLinkTranslator now stops on ',' and '.', which
    are the most common problems in pages. If there are more
    characters you'd like to point out, I'd be happy to add them.

     

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