I'm using this:
mob/Login() src << browse("<a href=#\ref[src]>test</a>") mob/Topic() src << "Is this working?"
No effect at all. If I don't use browse, it works.
/Andreas
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Jan 1 2001, 12:51 pm
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Am I the only one who can't use Topics in the browser since one of the later releases?
I'm using this: mob/Login() src << browse("<a href=#\ref[src]>test</a>") mob/Topic() src << "Is this working?" No effect at all. If I don't use browse, it works. /Andreas </<> |
In response to Tom H.
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On 1/1/01 6:39 pm Tom H. wrote:
You are correct, but this is intentional. Links inside the browser are now http:// by default, so if you want to make byond:// links you have to explicitely set them: No problem, thanks! Since there are many new features not mentioned anywhere else than the release notes, could you put them all together in a zip file, until you updated the docs? /Andreas |
You are correct, but this is intentional. Links inside the browser are now http:// by default, so if you want to make byond:// links you have to explicitely set them:
src << browse("<a href=byond://#\ref[src]>test</a>")
I think that the old byond:// default was more sensical (and consistent with the text links), but it caused a whole bunch of subtle problems with the parsing so until I can sit down and resolve them I'd prefer to do things this way. It's better practice to always preface links with the protocol (byond:// or http://) anyway.
Sorry for the inconvenience! These little things sometimes are hard to notice in the massive notes.