Dizkus

I tried searching the site for answers, but did not come across one.

Here is my problem. In your profile you can specify a URL to a personal site. Well, when you go to the members list and click on the link to their personal site it gives the URL as: www.yourdomain.com/www.theirdomain.com (a generic example)

You can view this at"

http://www.e-bassangler.com/Members_List+inc-^letter-M-sortby-uname-authid-622e3ddbec40a78851db1226409a592a.html

Look at the URL for "bearpaw".

It shows the URL as http://www.e-bassangler.com/www.bearpawshandpouredbaits.com

Can anyone help me?
Thanks
James
www.e-bassangler.com

they must put http:// in front of the URL for it to work correctly (this should be automatically entered in the field when they type their URL in)

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Regards,
Simon

itbegins.co.uk - Zikula Consulting

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PN is behaving correctly in this instance. See my comments in this bug report with regard to RFC 1738 - URL naming schemes.

-Mark

I checked my database for pn_url and discovered some entries that had only http://, some with http://http:// and some that had www.domainname.com I edited the ones that needed correcting or deleting, but if something is supposed to be automatic, it doesn't seem to be happening.

I began PN with .723 and am now running .726

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Cant find any cure to the problem that I am having, and this thread seems to be the closest related.

My problem is....
When a member adds the URL to their website (or in my case, to their personal webpage within my site) the URL would be as the following:

http://www.ozsportsbikes.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=User_Pages&file=index&action=view&mid=2

But when you enter this URL into Account Info and save it, it changes the URL to the following:

http://www.ozsportsbikes.com/modules.php?opmodload&nameUser_Pages&fileindex&actionview&mid2

Notice it has taken all the "=" characters out.....

How can I fix this?

There is a way to prevent this problem, but it involves a measure you may or may not care for. I have registration moderated via pncUserhack. Whenever I see a URL missing the http://, I add it before approving the registration.

Ideally, the http:// would be added if it was not already present. My old perl forum program worked like that. Unfortunately, PN doesn't at present.

If you do choose this solution, note that it will not work with the forthcoming .75 release though its features will be included in .8. That means you'd have to skip upgrading to .75 as I will.

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Hmm... I think you might be mis understanding my problem...
It's not the http:// I am having probs with... it's a problem with the PN taking out the = from the address.

In that case, never mind.

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This has been fixed in .750. Unfortunately without digging through the code in CVS I can't give you the exact fix.

-Mark

When will .750 be released?

Not for a few weeks - we are looking at a pnCorps only release for quality assurance purposes within the next week or so.

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Regards,
Simon

itbegins.co.uk - Zikula Consulting

Please read the Support Guide