No I never did - am still looking! It is quite annoying when trying to move a database between development and production - where you want the internal links to work on both rather than specifying a full URL
Go ahead and use the link automagic wizard to specify your internal link, click the 'x' to exit that automagic wizard.
Then enter the html/code editor (that button in the YUI editor, have to enable it in YUI settings if you have not already), find that link, and manually delete the 'http://' from the link's href. Be sure to exit the code view before saving or YUI ignores the changes you made while in code view.
Let's hope the YUI developers add a simple checkbox in the next release to indicate if you want to specify an internal local link path so their module doesn't do that anymore.
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jpeters-1 commentedI'm having this issue as well. Did you ever find a solution or a work around for it?
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jpeters-1 commentedI'm having this issues as well. Bejam, did you ever find a solution or a work around for this?
Thanks in advance.
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bejam commentedNo I never did - am still looking! It is quite annoying when trying to move a database between development and production - where you want the internal links to work on both rather than specifying a full URL
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koyama commented+1 subscribe
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kirkhings commentedHere is how:
Go ahead and use the link automagic wizard to specify your internal link, click the 'x' to exit that automagic wizard.
Then enter the html/code editor (that button in the YUI editor, have to enable it in YUI settings if you have not already), find that link, and manually delete the 'http://' from the link's href. Be sure to exit the code view before saving or YUI ignores the changes you made while in code view.
Let's hope the YUI developers add a simple checkbox in the next release to indicate if you want to specify an internal local link path so their module doesn't do that anymore.