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Kunena 6.3.0 released
The Kunena team has announce the arrival of Kunena 6.3.0 [K 6.3.0] in stable which is now available for download as a native Joomla extension for J! 4.4.x/5.0.x/5.1.x. This version addresses most of the issues that were discovered in K 6.2 and issues discovered during the last development stages of K 6.3
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Important URL containing "http://" not always rendered as clickable link by browser
11 years 8 months ago - 11 years 8 months ago #1
by oumouy
Hi
There is a little problem when postin some subdomain urls
for example:
h.kunena.org doesnt appear as it should
im using kunena 2.0.1 by the way and it worked just fine when i was using kunena 1.7.2
Best regards
There is a little problem when postin some subdomain urls
for example:
h.kunena.org doesnt appear as it should
im using kunena 2.0.1 by the way and it worked just fine when i was using kunena 1.7.2
Best regards
Last edit: 11 years 8 months ago by oumouy.
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11 years 8 months ago - 11 years 8 months ago #2
by sozzled
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Replied by sozzled on topic URL containing "http://" not always rendered as clickable link by browser
I don't think this is really a question about whether you're posting a URL link that refers to a sub-domain. http://<sub-domain>.<domain>.<whatever> should work just as well http://<domain>.<whatever>. For example, if I use
the link (
docs.kunena.org
) is properly displayed, is it not?
However, we are aware that sometimes, certain combinations of letters or numbers do work oddly.
Your example: http://<single-letter-sub-domainname>.<domain>.<whatever> evidently shows something strange. By the same token, there's also a problem with using the construct http://<single-letter-domainname>.<whatever>, too: For example h.com
You're right. Typically this behaviour (typing "http://" followed by something) should render the whole link as a clickable link. Typically, this is a function of the web-browser. There are workarounds: For example:
renders as
h.kunena.org
Code:
http://docs.kunena.org
However, we are aware that sometimes, certain combinations of letters or numbers do work oddly.
Your example: http://<single-letter-sub-domainname>.<domain>.<whatever> evidently shows something strange. By the same token, there's also a problem with using the construct http://<single-letter-domainname>.<whatever>, too: For example h.com
You're right. Typically this behaviour (typing "http://" followed by something) should render the whole link as a clickable link. Typically, this is a function of the web-browser. There are workarounds: For example:
Code:
[url=http://h.kunena.org]http://h.kunena.org[/url]
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Last edit: 11 years 8 months ago by sozzled.
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11 years 8 months ago #3
by oumouy
Replied by oumouy on topic URL containing "http://" not always rendered as clickable link by browser
Hi again
Thanks for your fast support
Even with the workaround that you suggest to me,it doesnt work well
it shows 2 urls instead of one
*****
the problem is that im using "this single letter subdomain" as an "url shortener".Now,all links posted with it dont appear as they should
Is there any hack to avoid that?because i didnt have this problem when i was using kunena 1.7.2
Something changed in kunena 2.0.1
Thanks for your fast support
Even with the workaround that you suggest to me,it doesnt work well
it shows 2 urls instead of one
*****
the problem is that im using "this single letter subdomain" as an "url shortener".Now,all links posted with it dont appear as they should
Is there any hack to avoid that?because i didnt have this problem when i was using kunena 1.7.2
Something changed in kunena 2.0.1
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11 years 8 months ago - 11 years 8 months ago #4
by sozzled
Easy workaround: don't reference single-letter sub-domain name, or mark them up like this
If you say this problem did not occur K 1.7.2 then we trust you. This suggests something has changed in the PHP code in K 2.x.
I'll ask the development team to look into this matter. Issue reported on GitHub: github.com/Kunena/Kunena-2.0/issues/1032
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Replied by sozzled on topic URL containing "http://" not always rendered as clickable link by browser
Hmm ... puzzling. Oh well, I don't have a reasonable explanation for the fact that typing http://<single-letter-sub-domainname>.<domain>.<whatever> just doesn't work as it should.oumouy wrote: Even with the workaround that you suggest to me,it doesnt work well
it shows 2 urls instead of one
Easy workaround: don't reference single-letter sub-domain name, or mark them up like this
Code:
[url=http://h.kunena.org]my wonderful singer-letter sub-domain[/url]
If you say this problem did not occur K 1.7.2 then we trust you. This suggests something has changed in the PHP code in K 2.x.
I'll ask the development team to look into this matter. Issue reported on GitHub: github.com/Kunena/Kunena-2.0/issues/1032
Blue Eagle vs. Crypsis reference guide
Read my blog and
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