Conflict with the core filter
martig - November 13, 2007 - 18:35
| Project: | GTSpam |
| Version: | 5.x-0.4 |
| Component: | Code |
| Category: | bug report |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | active |
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Description
If I enable both the GTSpam module and the Drupal URL filter then I get output like email@email.com>email@email.com.
If I turn the URL filter off everything is ok, but then I just loose automatic URL conversion.
#1
Hmm, I managed to take care of the situation by setting the GTSpam filter before the URL filter. That's kinda strange, logically it would seem correct the other way around.
#2
same problem here.
but even the setting of the GTSpam Filter before the URL filter does not help. the result is totally crashing the layout of the content.
it displays something like this:
style="white-space:nowrap" target="mfr_recipient_name"title="Send email">recipient_name
alt="@" style="border:0"/>domain.tld
#3
Has anyone addressed this? I don't see anything in the forums. I'm still getting garbage on the page for email links, even with GTSpam running first.
Suggestions anyone?
ddease2
#4
Subscribing, having the same issue.
#5
Suscribing this issue too.
#6
Also having format issues. Mine seem related to the line break converter. Recently, all of my emails stated showing up without the @ symbol between the user and the domain. Instead, the @ symbol was the first character on the next line. For example:
This:
"Here is some text and then a link to email joe@example.com.
And some more text."
Becomes:
"Here is some text and then a link to email joeexample.com.
@ And some more text."
I tried putting the GTSpam filter BEFORE the line break converter, and they made it way worse, with lots of code bits. There is no filter order that works properly.