if this module will fix my problem? When I put a url in a node by using a generated cck url-field in the form:

http://meinedomain.de/click.php?action=go&to=ziel1

Drupal gives automatically back:

http://meinedomain.de/click.php?action=go&to=ziel1

because of changing the & into html, the submitted link does not work in my Drupal site. Will the use of this module help me, to fix the problem? I installed it already, but I don´t see, where to do the settings for changing the code for the link?
I followed the small readme and install.txt, but i couldn´t figure available settings out ...

Can anyone help me, or give me advice, which module will help me to solve my problem, if this isn´t the right one for my problem?

Thx and greets from gemany :-)

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prbass commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

No this is not the module you are looking for!

This module provides a filter that you can use for filtering input formats for text type fields.

You may have noticed the "You may post code using <code>...</code> (generic) or <?php ... ?> (highlighted PHP) tags."

This is the module that provides that input filter - you won't be able to get it to have any effect on the formatting of your link.


return 'Sorry this is not the module you are looking for';

I'm not sure which module / combinations of modules you are using for this. I'm guessing it is perhaps http://drupal.org/project/link or maybe http://drupal.org/project/computed_field ??

In this instance, I would suggest posting a support request in the forums rather than as an issue against a particular module, stating clearly which modules you are using. (Although all the uber coders are at Drupalcon this week)

I'm not a PHP expert, but I don't understand your problem - www.yourdomain.com/?this=1&that=2 and www.yourdomain.com/?this=1&amp;that=2 should be parsed in exactly the same way by PHP.