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  1. #1
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    Anyway to convert uncoded links to coded?

    Is there anyway I can either paste, or open a txt/rtf file with uncoded links, and have it export them as coded ( so I can click to download ) in a html file?

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    There is a AutoDetectURL property in richtext objects that if true URLs are set to be automatically detected in the object.

    If i understood you good that should help

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    I've tried that, it just highlights them. Doesn't make them actually work ( in AMS, or in wordpad... ).

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    1) Assuming you have a Web Object we'll call Web1

    2) Set the Rich Text object to auto-detect URL

    3) In the On Link script window use
    Code:
    Web.LoadURL("Web1", ""..e_Link)
    and you should be OK.


    TTJ

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    Quote Originally Posted by TopicTJ View Post
    1) Assuming you have a Web Object we'll call Web1

    2) Set the Rich Text object to auto-detect URL

    3) In the On Link script window use
    Code:
    Web.LoadURL("Web1", ""..e_Link)
    and you should be OK.


    TTJ
    Thank's you, that worked.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TopicTJ View Post
    1) Assuming you have a Web Object we'll call Web1

    2) Set the Rich Text object to auto-detect URL

    3) In the On Link script window use
    Code:
    Web.LoadURL("Web1", ""..e_Link)
    and you should be OK.


    TTJ
    Hahaha what?

    Code:
    Web.LoadURL("Web1", ""..e_Link)
    why not just do

    Code:
    Web.LoadURL("Web1", e_Link)

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    Quote Originally Posted by ShadowUK View Post
    Hahaha what?

    Code:
    Web.LoadURL("Web1", ""..e_Link)
    why not just do

    Code:
    Web.LoadURL("Web1", e_Link)
    You right better code but I was quicker

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    Quote Originally Posted by TopicTJ View Post
    ....but I was quicker
    dunno, but perhaps because he replied to you lol
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