Hi,

I created a field for URLs and integrated it into a template by writing:
<a href=“http://www.{sourceurl}” target=“_self”>{title}</a>

What I get is…

http://www.apple.com” target=“_self”>Title
where the http://www.apple.com part is a link with the following URL
http://www.<a href=

Almost sure someone must have had similar problems. Does anyone have a solution for this? All field formats are set to none.

More odd stuff:

I change the code to:
<a href=”{sourceurl}” target=“_self”>{title}</a>

The result is:
http://www.apple.com” target=“_self”>Title
Where http://www.apple.com once again is a link but this time with the following URL:
http://www.greencurrent.org/<a href=

See this entry in the Knowledge-Blog.

Christ, thanks again!

How many times have you been referred to as Christ, Chris?

Heh heh.  Fairly often, actually.  It’s pretty easy to do when you’re typing, after all.

I had a manager at an old job who actually said it a few times, though.  That was really funny and we’d always tease him about it.

Typing it I guess I can understand.  Saying it, especially more than once, is another thing altogether!

Sorry Chris. wrote that at around 3 am. :-~
haha

No worries.  I just thought it was a funny typo.  I’ve made those myself in the wee hours.

Well, Chris is god isn’t he…at least god-like, or maybe just a godsend…
He’s bailed my #@* out on several occasions.

He’ll have to prove the walking over water part though.

I can walk through water.  That’s close enough, right? [grin]

Close enough for me…

agreed

Chris...
That just means you’re all wet.
Geeeeezzz, here I wasted all that praise