Hi Michael

Why do you want to prevent this from happening? Just curious.

/Jan

Because the text is going to be inserted into an e-mail. And the receiver of the e-mail should be able to click on the link, and get to the site :-)

What kind of data field are you saving these links as?  If it gets passed to XSLT (regardless of data type) you should be able to force the host domain to output.

@Thomas it's most likely coming from a rich text editor...that can make it a bit of a challenge if it's through XSLT.

If you're using XSLT to render the output though this article might be of interest if taking the approach Thomas mentions above: http://pimpmyxslt.com/articles/wysiwyg/

/Jan

Hi Jan and Thomas

I appreciate your help.

It is the RichText Editor (hence the title of this post)

I am not doing any rendering i am using the text in an email. So i take the value og the RTE directly and sends it in an e-mail:

string body = template.GetValue<string>("bodyText");

umbraco.library.SendMail(fromAdr, adr, subject, body, true);

Hi Again

I think i found the code:

// parse current domain and instances of slash before anchor (to fix anchor bug)
                // NH 31-08-2007
                if (HttpContext.Current.Request.ServerVariables != null)
                {
                    parsedString = parsedString.Replace(helper.GetBaseUrl(HttpContext.Current) + "/#", "#");
                    parsedString = parsedString.Replace(helper.GetBaseUrl(HttpContext.Current), "");
                }

However it doesn't really say why it was made.

What i would like is a property where this could be disabled

Just discoverede that you also have to set the tinyMCE config setting:

<config key="convert_urls">false</config>

And since this feature exists, there is no reason to have the code mentioned in my previoues post

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