On Sat, Mar 29, 2008 at 5:43 PM, Matt Mullenweg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Andrew Ozz wrote:
This is a bit tricky... You want it highlighted (or not included at all)
when pasting a link, but you want it not highlighted when typing a link...
How it worked before was pre-filling the http://;
Stephen Rider wrote:
Other option would be to run some js onBlur and if there's no http://,
add it. But then somebody will complain that it changes their links...
You bet they would. I'd be first in line.
I use root links frequently, such as /blog/. Adding http:// to the
beginning would
On Mar 30, 2008, at 6:53 AM, Andrew Ozz wrote:
The highlighting is browser dependent. I'll have to run some more
tests to make it work in most (there are lots of supported browsers
now: FF2, FF3, Opera on Mac, Linux and Windows; Safari on Mac and
Windows; IE6, IE7 and soon IE8 on Windows.
I've noticed that when making a link when writing a page or post the
http://; is not highlighted so I have to select it and remove it before I
paste in a link. It would save a lot more time if it was highlighted by
default. If I remember properly, prior to 2.5 the http://; was highlighted.
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Ian Ferrell wrote:
| I've noticed that when making a link when writing a page or post the
| http://; is not highlighted so I have to select it and remove it before I
| paste in a link. It would save a lot more time if it was highlighted by
| default.
This is a bit tricky... You want it highlighted (or not included at all)
when pasting a link, but you want it not highlighted when typing a link...
Peter Westwood wrote:
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Ian Ferrell wrote:
| I've noticed that when making a link when writing a page
What about
on field changed, and field contains http://(.*?):// then trim first
http:// off?
It would be a useful trick for those who know it, but others would just
delete the http:// manually first regardless.
On Sun, 30 Mar 2008 10:30:40 +1100, Andrew Ozz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This
By you I mean the user.
Other option would be to run some js onBlur and if there's no http://,
add it. But then somebody will complain that it changes their links...
Third option would be to have a popup asking Do you want to add...,
but that's another click :)
So, what would work for
Andrew Ozz wrote:
This is a bit tricky... You want it highlighted (or not included at all)
when pasting a link, but you want it not highlighted when typing a link...
How it worked before was pre-filling the http://; and highlighting it.
If someone submits a link that starts with www. and has
