Hello,
How can I have ‘Automatically turn URLs and email addresses into links?’ set to YES, but avoid the javascript thing?

I have a page with a hcard (microformat) which displays fine in the browser but renders the javascript where there should be email on the vcf.

Thanks

Hm- do you NEVER want emails encoded, or is it just on that template?  I was looking at the backend, I think switching:

to FALSE would prevent all email encoding (core/core.template.php) but I’m not sure that’s what you really want to do.

Just on that template would be nice.

Thanks for the info Robin.

I just ran into this problem as well. I don’t want to turn off encoding entirely, just in this one particular template. Was there ever a solution to this?

Not that I know of.  What tag are you using?  If it could be done via query and then a typography plugin, that would solve the problem.  And I’m poking around to see if other options exist.  Could probably turn it ‘off’ universally and then apply via a plugin in the templates at your discretion.  Bet that would be workable as well.  Haven’t spotted anything to sort of ‘subtract it’ when it is applied universally.

I’m got a custom field called {vcard-email} that is just a regular text box with no formatting. The author just enters a regular email address (me@website.com).
My template code looks like this:

I just turned encoding off for that weblog. I had to adjust a bit of template code, but I think it’s still the easiest solution.

Not spotting a way to do it selectively with the autolinking turned on.  But if you turn it off- you could use something like autolinker to selectively turn it on.  Won’t swear it encodes the emails- but it may.  Or you could add it in.  Or use encode= if it’s only the email.

Make sense?  So if you turn it off, you’ve got some options.  But I haven’t spotted one to strip it if it’s turned on.