Derek Beattie wrote:
> <? if ($article->url) { ?>
> <p>Check out:<br><a href="&(article.url:u);">&(article.url);</a></p> <!-- :u
> means in URL form -->
> <? } ?>
> <p align="right">
> <a href="/news/" class="navi">More news</a></p>
>
> it works except the url tries to send me to:
> http://server.com/news/http://other.site.com
> when the desired resule would be:
> http://other.site.com
It's the :u modifier. It escapes the :, /, and . to their %code
equivalents so
the link will probably show up as
<a href="http%3A%2F%2Fother%2Esite%2Ecom">http://other.site.com</a>.
Best only to use
URL escaping for parameter lists.
emile
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