December 3, 2010

Denis Kormalev Denis Kormalev
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Urls with spaces

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If there are spaces in url (even encoded) then textile broks them.
Example:
http://somesite.com/some url.php [somesite.com] url.php

source of example is (% 20 (without space) should be instead of spaces):

  1. "http://somesite.com/some url.php":http://somesite.com/some url.php

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December 4, 2010

Deleted Member # 14e8 Deleted Member # 14e8
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355 posts

This looks like a legitimate bug to me. In the meantime, what about using something like bit.ly?

December 4, 2010

QtK QtK
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tamhanna wrote:
This looks like a legitimate bug to me. In the meantime, what about using something like bit.ly?

That would do as a temporary workaround

December 4, 2010

Deleted Member # 14e8 Deleted Member # 14e8
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And with that, the problem is solved.

This lesson served me well while coding Symbian, so ;)

December 4, 2010

Denis Kormalev Denis Kormalev
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Problem is not solved with bit.ly. There are number of people who don’t like url shorteners, because they don’t know where they will be after redirect.

December 4, 2010

Deleted Member # 14e8 Deleted Member # 14e8
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Hi Denis,
I fully agree. But it is a workable solution for now ;)

December 4, 2010

QtK QtK
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tamhanna wrote:
Hi Denis, I fully agree. But it is a workable solution for now ;)

Yes a temporary workaround, until it gets fixed

December 4, 2010

xsacha xsacha
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tamhanna wrote:
Hi Denis,
I fully agree. But it is a workable solution for now ;)

Hardly. A wiki could never run with external websites listed with URL shorteners.
People want to know where to go. It’s not really workable. I wouldn’t put a site on the wiki with a shortener.

And please don’t reply to my posts with a ‘yes’ or ‘i agree’.

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December 4, 2010

Volker Volker
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I’ve created bug report QTWEBSITE-119 [bugreports.qt.nokia.com] for this bug.

December 5, 2010

Deleted Member # 14e8 Deleted Member # 14e8
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I just voted on the issue.

xsacha wrote:

Hardly. A wiki could never run with external websites listed with URL shorteners.
People want to know where to go. It’s not really workable. I wouldn’t put a site on the wiki with a shortener.

And please don’t reply to my posts with a ‘yes’ or ‘i agree’.

No point in posting I Agree in response to something I don’t agree on. I don’t see shorteners as as dangerous as you perceive them to be.

December 5, 2010

Denis Kormalev Denis Kormalev
Lab Rat
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tamhanna, they are dangerous, because you don’t know what will be after redirect. Maybe url was posted by spamer and you will go to virused site instead of going to news site. Url shorteners are of course good thing but only in some cases (like twitter).

December 5, 2010

Deleted Member # 14e8 Deleted Member # 14e8
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Hello,
well, this is an issue of course. But on Twitter, you also don’t know who posted it…

(IMHO: there must be an URL shortener which shows the URL target before it forwards you there)

December 5, 2010

Volker Volker
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This is not twitter. And I would not follow links of URL shorteners. Let alone that they are cumbersome to create.

December 5, 2010

Deleted Member # 14e8 Deleted Member # 14e8
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Hello,
ok, I admit that they are a bit cumbersome to create. But for now, it is the only solution we have.

December 6, 2010

mariusg mariusg
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Thanks, I’ll follow it up on the bug report Volker created.

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December 6, 2010

QtK QtK
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mariusg wrote:
Thanks, I’ll follow it up on the bug report Volker created.

mariusg,

This is yet another thread for which I didn’t receive any email notification.

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