El Lunes, 26 de Junio de 2006 16:43, Earl Miles escribió:
I've been thinking that what we really need is a simple filter that would properly do urls. It could look, for example, like:
[url=node/123]
What do you think this syntax brings that HTML doesn't have? I don't see your point.
What it brings is that with HTML you have to know the relative path in Drupal 4.7; while you don't need to know the site, if your site is at:
http://www.example.com/foo/bar
Just using href='node/25' won't work. You need to use href='/foo/bar/node/25' which can complicate multi-site quite a bit.
But your syntax is not HTML, so web browsers don't understand it, so it needs to be converted, _and_ the path needs to be modified prepending "/foo/bar/" to it. With just HTML, only the URL needs to be modified.