Linking Problem
rgraves - October 16, 2007 - 17:24
| Project: | TinyMCE |
| Version: | 5.x-1.9 |
| Component: | Code |
| Category: | support request |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | active |
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Description
I tried importing a page into Drupal (using the Import HTML module). The page imports fine and the links on it are working properly. However, when I go to edit a page using TinyMCE, it messes up some links.
e.g.
Say I have files in /department/unit/ and a link from one file to another within the same directory. The links are in the form <a href="filename.html">text</a>. So the href tag just has the filename, no directory or slashes at the beginning of the URL.
When I go to edit the page in TinyMCE, it changes all the hrefs in that form to <a href="/filename.html">text</a> (note the beginning slash). So then all those links are messed up.
If I disable TinyMCE and edit the page, it does not mess up the links.
Rob
#1
Upon further investigation, this happens even when I create a page from scratch and not importing it so the importing part is irrelevant.
If I edit a page and click on the HTML (view source) button in tinymce, it has
<a href="/filename.html">where it shouldn't have the begining slash. If I click on the view source button on my browser (firefox), it says<a href="filename.html">within the textarea box. So it is TinyMCE that is somehow putting the slash in after the page loads.Any ideas? This is a serious problem for us as we won't be able to move forward with our site if it messes up the links every time a person edits the page.
#2
I think I fixed it although I had to go into the module code to do it.
In tinymce.module, I added the following code to the function tinymce_process_textarea:
$settings[] = 'convert_urls: false';This was added above the line
$tinymce_settings = implode(",\n ", $settings);Does anyone see a problem with this? Is it something that should be corrected for a patch to the tinymce module?
Rob
#3
I was searching b/c I am having a problem with tinymce adding code to my links that I didn't, in my case it's adding more than just the '/' it is adding the file/location where my drupal install is located. I can manipulate this if I don't use the rich-text editor, but every time I go back into edit, it changes the link back.
I might have to try your fix.