If I use an inline tag such as [file:1] all that is displayed is [file:acutal_file_name.pdf]. The correct filename is inserted but that is it, I was expecting to see <a href="actual_file_name.pdf">actual_file_name.pdf</a>. Is there another filter I need to enable/disable because of compatibility? I have added the inline filter to the default input format, Filtered HTML. Rearranged the filters to no effect. Other filters enabled include HTML filter and Line Breaks.
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Comment #1
scottm316 commentedSorry the issue title was for what I was originally going to write about but is less important to me. Inline uses _imagecache_get_presets() instead of what the new Imagecache module uses imagecache_presets(). The real issue title should be "Inline filter not inserting anchor tags". Thanks.
Comment #2
sunCompatibility with ImageCache 2 is already available in the lastest development snapshot.
This sounds like HTML filter is running AFTER Inline filter, and HTML filter might be configured to strip all anchors tags?
Comment #3
scottm316 commentedHi sun and thank you for your reply. I have checked that
<a>tags are allowed in my input format, and that the inline filter runs first. Before the URL and HTML filters. I have made no progress on this. The number in the tag is replaced by the filename - but that is the extent of the inlining. [inline:1] becomes [inline:filename.pdf] onlyComment #4
sunI really have no idea what could be the cause for this. Do we speak of regular a node output at all?
Comment #5
sunWithout further information I'm obliged to mark this issue won't fix. Feel free to re-open it if you want to provide further information.
Comment #6
jmichaelv commentedI am getting the same for both
<a>and inline images -<a href="http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=3935536">here</a>shows up - [url=http://www.gmap-pedometer.com/?r=3935536]here[/url]Comment #7
jmichaelv commentedComment #8
sunThis issue is more than two years old. Also, see #2 for a likely reason.