Anchor as option

sorry, I don't speek english too good

thank you for your update :)

so - now, when you submit a "janode", you must fill:
- title,
- description,
- url

by view this node, system show title, description and url: <a href="SUBMITTED URL">SUBMITTED URL AS ANCHOR TEXT</a>

I need a one more textarea in submit form: Anchor, and another url in view of node (with anchor as anchor, not url as anchor)

do you understand me?

ok,

NOW janode works so:
1. user submit a node type 'janode', he must fill: "Title" (like all nodes), "Description" (like all nodes), "URL", all this information drupal save in database
2. When user want to see this node, drupal show:
- title
- description
- url (drupal build link html code like: <a href="URL SUBBMITED BY USER">URL SUBMITTED BY USER=ANCHOR TEXT</a>

We have 3 params of node: title, description and url

I need a one more param: Anchor text

It should works so:
1. When user submit janode, must give:
- title (like now it is)
- descriptoin (like now)
- url (like now)
- anchor text for url (THIS SHOULD BE ADDED)

2. When user view a janode, drupal show:
- title,
- description
- url (BUT: drupal should build a link code like this: <a href="URL SUBMITTED BY USER">ANCHOR TEXT</a>

best regards

i have idea!

can drupal build link code like this?
<a href="URL SUBMITTED BY USER">TITLE SUBMITED BY USER</a>

I don't know how to modify a module code, can you do this?

best regards

oki, it's your project

but I will try :)

in this time I don't have computer at home :(, so I can't do anything now

but soon I will make so change:
in module file i found a code

function theme_janode_http_link($node) {

  $link_class  = _janode_local_settings('html_link_class');
  $link_class_array = (strlen($link_class)) ? 
    array('class' => $link_class) : array();

  $link_prefix = _janode_local_settings('html_link_wrapperA');
  $link_prefix_text = (strlen($link_prefix)) ? (check_markup($link_prefix,FILTER_FORMAT_DEFAULT, FALSE)) : ('');

  $link_suffix = _janode_local_settings('html_link_wrapperB');
  $link_suffix_text = (strlen($link_suffix)) ? (check_markup($link_suffix,FILTER_FORMAT_DEFAULT, FALSE)) : ('');

  $link_text = l($node->http_link, $node->http_link, $link_class_array, NULL, NULL, FALSE, FALSE);
  return $link_prefix.$link_text.$link_suffix;
}

see this:

 $link_text = l($node->http_link, $node->http_link, $link_class_array, NULL, NULL, FALSE, FALSE);
  return $link_prefix.$link_text.$link_suffix;
}

will it be working with something like this?

 $link_text = l($node->http_link, $node->title, $link_class_array, NULL, NULL, FALSE, FALSE);
  return $link_prefix.$link_text.$link_suffix;
}

I changed a 'l()' function - it wait for some data, maybe janode.module should give to l() not twice $node->http_link, but one $node->http_link and one title of this node (in this case, l() should build link code with NODE TITLE as LINK DESCRIPTION = Anchor text)

best regards

quote:
"
1. -- a plain default text used by all links (for instance "Click to visit this link" or "[link]"
2. -- a user-definable label (probably should be optional)
3. -- the text of the url itself
4. -- possibly something like "click here to visit %urlname"

/quote

google and other search engines will see "description" (anchor text) of link

if you will submitted jandoe about your site ("www.example.com") - you want to show google, that "Click here to visit www.example.com" is keyword for your site, or want to show google, that keyword is "Example"?

if you think about SEO, you want to have a "Example" (or other keyword) in descriptions of your links (on other sites), write?

so, in my opinion, the best is:
"2. -- a user-definable label (probably should be optional)"

best regards

it works 8)

if anybody want to have "Title" of nody in description of link, please change function "theme_janode_http_link" (line: 331 in janode.module file):

in line 343
from:

  $link_text = l($node->http_link, $node->http_link, $link_class_array, NULL, NULL, FALSE, FALSE);

to:

  $link_text = l($node->title, $node->http_link, $link_class_array, NULL, NULL, FALSE, FALSE);

best regards