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Re: Move along, nothing happening here...
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lugnet.off-topic.test
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Tue, 7 Mar 2000 22:20:53 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.test, Shiri Dori writes:
> This should link to a metroliner
> What do you see here?
> (The above should link to 375)
> [...]
> I think I get this now... the DB finds the first thing after "<set:"
> And makes the link say everything after the first space... (" ")
Yup -- that's about 99% right! What happens is this:
yyyyyyyy
It considers "set:xxxx" to be a URI with a fictitious protocol called "set".
Thus, it considers "xxxx" to be a URL.
Then it considers "yyyyyyyy" (optional) to be ISO-8859-1 text to display
as the link label. If the "yyyyyyyy" portion is omitted, i.e.,
<set:xxxx>
then the link label is just the raw text "<set:xxxx>" as-is.
"xxxx" can be not only a 4-digit set numbre, but any URL-formatted string,
as you discovered. :) Space characters are not part of valid URLs, so the
space character is used as a delimiter for an optional label.
--Todd
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| (...) <set:4558 This should link to a metroliner> <set:375 What do you see here?> (The above should link to 375) (...) <set:King_Leo's_Castle> <part:1x1 A brick> I think I get this now... the DB finds the first thing after "<set:" And makes the link (...) (25 years ago, 7-Mar-00, to lugnet.off-topic.test)
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