Fixed Issue with title conversion and email address in url path

[refael]

Posting a link that contains email address in the path will incorrectly add EMAIL bbcodes to the url.

I created a path to demonstrate the issue.
Post the following url

http://rellect.com/k@k.com

The result is

<a href="http://rellect.com/[email]k@k.com[/email]" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="proxy.php?link=http%3A%2F%2Frellect.com%2F%5Bemail%5Dk%40k.com%5B%2Femail%5D&amp;hash=5f8b4eeb31273e411ecad3c40d7deb17" rel="nofollow">rellect</a>

And if you wonder why someone would post such a link, it sometimes used for search

http://www.test.com/search=asdasd@gmail.com

 

[Chris D]

Though to be strictly valid as a URL, wouldn't it need to be URL encoded?

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[refael]

As far as I know, @ is allowed unescaped. I could be wrong though.

 

[Chris D]

It might be something we can workaround anyway, we'd have to have a look. But I believe it should be escaped. Problem is, browsers may display it unencoded and therefore users may copy paste it unencoded hence exasperating the problem.

 

[Mike]

I've tightened up the auto detection of emails to try to eliminate this. Essentially, an email will only be detected if there's a space or a form of quote before it. This eliminates ambiguity (for example, user:pass@example.com could actually be a URI rather than an email) and generally shouldn't prevent autolinking when expected (when typed with "normal" spacing).