First at all sory if my english is not the best.
We have a problem in our web when a user writes a long url. The
structure of the web becomes ugly...
First, we tried to solve this poblem with CSS. We implemented something
like that:
msgforo .p {
overflow: hidden;
word-wrap: break-word;
}
but it wasn't the solution for our problem because some words at the end
of the line repeat it in the next one. Something like that:
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someone can help me with
my doubt?
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becomes to:
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someone can help me with with
my doubt?
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We are thinking to solve this problem using regular expressions,we want
to detect the urls and turn these into a links.
With this regular expression:
(\b(https?|ftp|file)\S+|\b(www?|ftp|file)\S+) I can detect the urls (Is
checked in www.rubular.com great page to test our expressions).
But i have a big problem, I only want to turn into a link the urls what
there isn't into <a href="www..." and <img source="www". These kind of
urls must stay with no changes.
Somebody can help me? I don't know how create a distinction between the
two kinds of urls.
Thank a lot
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