I could be wrong and Thunderbird doesn't use anything like a regex and it would be impossible to figure out how that mail client takes plain text emails and turns URLS it finds into links for someone not familiar with the code.
/John
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Anyone else tried this?
Archives? Do you have a link?
Think this came up once before. Worth a look through the archives.
The challenge is to find the string that represents an URL, which begins with http:// and ends with the first space after that.
Tricky.
On 2/15/05 9:04 AM, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I got one that is bugging me to no end...
WiTango 2000
I have a forum I built. I have noticed on other forums that if you type in a URL like so...
http://test.com
It automatically creates the link for you in the text that is returned.
I was wondering if anyone has tried this in Witango. I have been fooling around with the <@replace> tag and cannot wrap my brain around it.
In other words (within a block of text), if someone types...
http://test.com
Have it auto linked so the text is replaced with...
<a href="test.com" target="_blank">http://test.com</a>
Not sure if this will display properly or not, but will give it a try.
Thanks for any help or a point in the right direction.
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