Re: [WebDNA] Display Live URL from a Block of Copy
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It keeps the original formatting.
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texte = --0016e65097feb90e0504627a7c0d Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Eddie, Something like this should work. I figure that there should only be two possible characters at the end of a URL, a space or a carriage return. So the first grep checks for a carriage return and inserts a space, while the second checks for a space and than wraps the url in a 'a href'. Note that this doesn't check the validity of the URL, if you are putting this code on the landing page after a form submission then you need to check the correct hex code for a submitted carriage return. [grep search=http://([^ ]*)&replace=
\1][grep search=http://([^%0A]*)&replace=http://\1 ] http://www.url1.com/ http://www.url2.com/test/test?test=test$ http://www.url3.co.uk [/grep][/grep] - Tom --0016e65097feb90e0504627a7c0d Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Eddie,
Something like this should work. I figure that th= ere should only be two possible characters at the end of a URL, a space or = a carriage return. So the first grep checks for a carriage return and= inserts a space, while the second checks for a space and than wraps the ur= l in a 'a href'.
Note that this doesn't check the validity of the UR= L, if you are putting this code on the landing page after a form submission= then you need to check the correct hex code for a submitted carriage retur= n.
[grep search=3Dhttp://([^ ]*)&r= eplace=3D<a href=3D"http://\1">\1</a>][grep search=3D= http://([^%0A]*)&replace=3Dhttp://\1 ]
[/grep][/grep]
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--0016e65097feb90e0504627a7c0d Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Eddie, Something like this should work. I figure that there should only be two possible characters at the end of a URL, a space or a carriage return. So the first grep checks for a carriage return and inserts a space, while the second checks for a space and than wraps the url in a 'a href'. Note that this doesn't check the validity of the URL, if you are putting this code on the landing page after a form submission then you need to check the correct hex code for a submitted carriage return. [grep search=http://([^ ]*)&replace=
\1][grep search=http://([^%0A]*)&replace=http://\1 ] http://www.url1.com/ http://www.url2.com/test/test?test=test$ http://www.url3.co.uk [/grep][/grep] - Tom --0016e65097feb90e0504627a7c0d Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Eddie,
Something like this should work. I figure that th= ere should only be two possible characters at the end of a URL, a space or = a carriage return. So the first grep checks for a carriage return and= inserts a space, while the second checks for a space and than wraps the ur= l in a 'a href'.
Note that this doesn't check the validity of the UR= L, if you are putting this code on the landing page after a form submission= then you need to check the correct hex code for a submitted carriage retur= n.