you can base64 encode it, and decode it after (as a temporary solution) Le mardi 4 novembre 2014 17:13:33 UTC+1, [email protected] a écrit : > > Hi, new guy around here. > > I am an engineer for a startup (www.agolo.com, check us out :P). We work > heavily with twitter content, and i've discovered that the urlize template > tag/filter does not handle trailing 'dot-dot-dot' (which is common in tweet > content due to all the truncation and whatnot) correctly, since it assume > that the url can only have 1 trailing punctuation character. should I open > a pull request for this, or was this problem raised before? > > regards, > Will >
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