Hyperlinks lacking "http://" or "https://" are malformed when you click them.
Here's a demonstration of the problem:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/ka6 ... .webm?dl=0
[BUG] Some hyperlinks are malformed
Re: [BUG] Some hyperlinks are malformed
I am not familiar with markdown, but this problem seems to be common in markdown.
As you can try in http://dillinger.io/,
will also link to http://dillinger.io/www.google.com
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Re: [BUG] Some hyperlinks are malformed
Yeah I demonstrated that in the video. It is also broken for the links parsed from the info.json so I guess they're using markdown to form those links? Either way it's brokenMooncat wrote:I am not familiar with markdown, but this problem seems to be common in markdown.
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Re: [BUG] Some hyperlinks are malformed
Yes, they are using markdown. (See the orange words on the top-right corner when you are editing the description.Glockshna wrote:Yeah I demonstrated that in the video. It is also broken for the links parsed from the info.json so I guess they're using markdown to form those links? Either way it's brokenMooncat wrote:I am not familiar with markdown, but this problem seems to be common in markdown.
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But not the official markdown: viewtopic.php?f=189&t=28080
Apparently we can say it is "Factorio markdown" instead.
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I have tried to use
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Or if possible, I would suggest using forum BBCode instead so we can copy the descriptions from here and paste to there directly.