Hi,
I noticed a thing on the URL bbcode
Is it only for a standard URL ?

I explain the problem here:
I want to write only the absolute link from the root of the website

Example:
The URL is:
Quote:but I want to write
Quote:
BBCode turns this link into
Quote: (Without "/")
so the link is bad.

A solution ?
- I should use an html link with an href = "" ?
- This BBCode only works for a standard URL ?
- Others?

The source code given by my browser, for the last link is :
Quote:

Note (from Greg)

/class/module.textsanitizer.php
may be @ line 410 (Replace XoopsCodes with their equivalent HTML formatting)

The url should not return a [http] word key if there is no http (or https) in the initial string

Nothing new, here. This has been that way for a long time.

The url xoopscode tag expects a fully qualified URL. Partials lead to security exposures very quickly. There is no one size fits all way to resolve scheme-less URLs. XOOPS can for example work fine in a directory under a domain.

There is a siteurl tag which always prepends the full XOOPS_URL with a trailing slash. That is useful when transferring content between a prototype and a production system without changes.