tommydamic68
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Is there permission to allow moderators to share a clickable link in a conversation?
Thanks.
Thanks.
XF 1.2 Moderator can share a clickable link in conversation
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tommydamic68
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Not sure, one of my moderators will send me a link to a thread for whatever reason for me to look at and its not clickable - on her end I guess? I can't click that link she sent me.
Lengthy URLs are shortened - notice the .... in the text between the beginning part of the URL and the end part?
I think they've literally copy and pasted that, rather than the link itself.
e.g. here's a long link
http://xenmediagallery.com/threads/...ally-really-really-long.1069/page-2#post-5912
I think it's just unfortunate the positioning of the ellipsis in the URL text. When that is copied it breaks the URL. In some cases the URL might not break and stay valid.
Anyway, the safest way to copy and paste a link is to right click the link and select "Copy Link Address" from the menu.
When a valid URL is pasted into any content it should be automatically linked.
I think they've literally copy and pasted that, rather than the link itself.
e.g. here's a long link
http://xenmediagallery.com/threads/...ally-really-really-long.1069/page-2#post-5912
I think it's just unfortunate the positioning of the ellipsis in the URL text. When that is copied it breaks the URL. In some cases the URL might not break and stay valid.
Anyway, the safest way to copy and paste a link is to right click the link and select "Copy Link Address" from the menu.
When a valid URL is pasted into any content it should be automatically linked.
tommydamic68
Well-known member
I see what your saying @Chris D - where is she getting that long link from? Here is the actual thread link when on that page - http://sphynxlair.com/community/threads/waiting-for-kittens.26405/
She has possibly copy and pasted it from a post elsewhere in the forum that links to the same thread.
Or it might be that she pasted the full link correctly, then accidentally copy and pasted the truncated URL text instead of the actual URL when subsequently editing it.
Or it might be that she pasted the full link correctly, then accidentally copy and pasted the truncated URL text instead of the actual URL when subsequently editing it.
