Hi, firstly, thank-you for this module. However, I am having trouble getting it working.

I have activated the module and placed a hyperlink in a post, yet the Example does not work. There is no hyperlink being created.

Any suggestions?

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BioALIEN commented
Priority: Critical » Normal
Status: Closed (works as designed) » Active

Hi,

Thank you for your positive comments. In order for the module to automatically follow 'go' hyperlinks in node content, you need to create and enable a 'go' filter. You will find a 'go' checkbox in the Filters Admin page.

Please follow the module install instructions and README for more information.

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A_Screamer commented

Hi. Thanks for your reply.

I have actually went to the "Filtered HTML input format" configure page and ticked "Go" redirection filter already. I thought thats all I have to do?

Thanks...

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ethanre commented

Thanks for this module!
This post was helpful.

My gotwo did not work either until I activated the filter: Administer » Site configuration » Input formats » Full HTML (click "configure")

Thanks
Ethan

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BioALIEN commented
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A_Screamer commented
Priority: Normal » Critical

This module still doesn't work for me. I have activated the module and ticked the box in the configure section of "input formats".

Please help...

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BioALIEN commented
Priority: Normal » Critical
Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)

A_Screamer, there are two ways to create gotwo links.
1) Manually via the Drupal administration page: Administer > Go List
2) Automatically created via node save.

I will post a step by step here for getting it working on a "vanilla" Drupal 5.x install.
1) Install the module
2) Enable the module
3) Visit Administer > Site configuration > Input formats and pressing configure on the format you wish to modify (I'm using Filtered HTML in this example) to recognise /go/ links.
4) Tick the checkbox "Go" redirection filter and save.

Now any content type so long as it has access to the right filter format (Filtered HTML) and the user has access to this chosen Input filter then your content should start to recognise /go/ links.

Be sure to use <go href="http://example.org/test/page">An example</go> for the magic to work. Notice the "go" instead of anchors in the tags.

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A_Screamer commented

Hi BioALIEN,

Yes, that's exactly what I did. It didn't work.