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For example a link to http://www.bmannconsulting.com/blog/bmann/talk-like-a-pirate-day becomes a link to http://www.bmannconsultin'.com/blog/bmann/talk-like-a-pirate-day
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Comment #1
sillygwailoComment #2
Boris Mann CreditAttribution: Boris Mann commentedFollowing this link apparently turns ME into a pirate: http://acko.net/dumpx/ccg4.jpg
Comment #3
dmjossel CreditAttribution: dmjossel commentedIs this module abandoned?
I realize it only gets attention once a year, but it still munges URLs.
Comment #4
sillygwailoThe module is not abandoned, I just don't have a good fix for this issue yet (he says almost a year later, oops).
Comment #5
BigEd CreditAttribution: BigEd commentedDid this get fixed?
Its another year and would like to know if the links on the site dont break this month.
I guess this uses the input filter so wouldnt be a matter of altering it there to ignore links?
Comment #6
sillygwailoIt hasn't been fixed yet. One promising approach is to use what the URLFilter module (now included in core) does, which is to ignore text, such as URLs inside tags.
Comment #7
sillygwailoI've committed and pushed a potential fix to this in the dev version for 7.x, which should update shortly. If it works I'll backport to 6.x. In order to test, you'll have to remove the conditional which checks for the date in
pirate_filter_process()
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sillygwailoComment #9
sillygwailoCommitted a similar potential fix for D6. In fact, it's the same code (using D7's Filter module code in a D6 module...).
Comment #10
sillygwailo