Hi all,
I've observed that in some mails the URL will be cutted, and only the first segment will be displayed. The delimiters can be "." or "-". Why is this happening? Anyway, the link works but it annoys me as I don't see where the link goes.
In the page source I see always:
"<!-- wbr not allowed -->"
What is this wbr?
I wanted to alter the php source to disable this thing, but I couldn't find it. Please help me!
Thanks.
Viktor Balogh
Viktor Balogh wrote:
Hi all,
I've observed that in some mails the URL will be cutted, and only the first segment will be displayed. The delimiters can be "." or "-". Why is this happening? Anyway, the link works but it annoys me as I don't see where the link goes.
In the page source I see always:
"<!-- wbr not allowed -->"
Show as sample source code, please.
What is this wbr?
An WBR tag? It's currently not allowed in washtml class
I wanted to alter the php source to disable this thing, but I couldn't find it. Please help me!
see lib/washtml.php. Try to add 'wbr' in $html_elements array.
I think it's not about a WBR tag in HTML, at least the original message has'nt wbr in it. I've enclosed an excerpt from the html source what I get in the browser in Roundcube.
The original email can you see at http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/PanoToolsNG/message/24665, there you can see the whole URL in the message body.
As you can see, both the link "java.sun.com" and "erik-krause.de" were shortened to the first segment "java." and "erik-".
Any idea?
On Sun, 16 Nov 2008 19:20:55 +0100, "A.L.E.C" alec@alec.pl wrote:
Viktor Balogh wrote:
Hi all,
I've observed that in some mails the URL will be cutted, and only the first segment will be displayed. The delimiters can be "." or "-". Why is this happening? Anyway, the link works but it annoys me as I don't see where the link goes.
In the page source I see always:
"<!-- wbr not allowed -->"
Show as sample source code, please.
What is this wbr?
An WBR tag? It's currently not allowed in washtml class
I wanted to alter the php source to disable this thing, but I couldn't find it. Please help me!
see lib/washtml.php. Try to add 'wbr' in $html_elements array.
OK, I've found out that in the original message in my mail folder there are some wbr tags. After I've enabled wbr in washtml.php it works perfectly.
Thanks a lot!
On Mon, 17 Nov 2008 07:45:11 +0100, Viktor Balogh viktor.balogh@vrphoto.hu wrote:
I think it's not about a WBR tag in HTML, at least the original message has'nt wbr in it. I've enclosed an excerpt from the html source what I get in the browser
in
Roundcube.
The original email can you see at http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/PanoToolsNG/message/24665, there you can see the whole URL in the message body.
As you can see, both the link "java.sun.com" and "erik-krause.de" were shortened to the first segment "java." and "erik-".
Any idea?
On Sun, 16 Nov 2008 19:20:55 +0100, "A.L.E.C" alec@alec.pl wrote:
Viktor Balogh wrote:
Hi all,
I've observed that in some mails the URL will be cutted, and only the first segment will be displayed. The delimiters can be "." or "-". Why is this happening? Anyway, the link works but it annoys me as I don't see where the link goes.
In the page source I see always:
"<!-- wbr not allowed -->"
Show as sample source code, please.
What is this wbr?
An WBR tag? It's currently not allowed in washtml class
I wanted to alter the php source to disable this thing, but I couldn't find it. Please help me!
see lib/washtml.php. Try to add 'wbr' in $html_elements array.
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Along those same lines, I had to make a similar change lately to allow some recent messages to be displayed. In my case, the offending element was a "<broadcast>" element that contained the entire HTML part of the MIME message. I had to add 'broadcast' to the 'html_elements' array (in program/steps/mail/func.inc::rcmail_print_body()).
I'm unfamiliar with a "broadcast" element, so I'm not surprised that washtml didn't like it. However, it seems we're running into cases where washtml might be too restrictive for our display purposes. Rather than continuing to add these special cases to our code, can anyone think of a more generic solution to allow these kinds of unusual but benign elements to pass through the washing process?
On Mon, 17 Nov 2008 08:05:03 +0100, Viktor Balogh viktor.balogh@vrphoto.hu wrote:
OK, I've found out that in the original message in my mail folder there are some wbr tags. After I've enabled wbr in washtml.php it works perfectly.
Thanks a lot!
On Mon, 17 Nov 2008 07:45:11 +0100, Viktor Balogh viktor.balogh@vrphoto.hu wrote:
I think it's not about a WBR tag in HTML, at least the original message has'nt wbr in it. I've enclosed an excerpt from the html source what I get in the browser
in
Roundcube.
The original email can you see at http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/PanoToolsNG/message/24665, there you can see the whole URL in the message body.
As you can see, both the link "java.sun.com" and "erik-krause.de" were shortened to the first segment "java." and "erik-".
Any idea?
On Sun, 16 Nov 2008 19:20:55 +0100, "A.L.E.C" alec@alec.pl wrote:
Viktor Balogh wrote:
Hi all,
I've observed that in some mails the URL will be cutted, and only the first segment will be displayed. The delimiters can be "." or "-". Why is this happening? Anyway, the link works but it annoys me as I don't see where the link goes.
In the page source I see always:
"<!-- wbr not allowed -->"
Show as sample source code, please.
What is this wbr?
An WBR tag? It's currently not allowed in washtml class
I wanted to alter the php source to disable this thing, but I couldn't find it. Please help me!
see lib/washtml.php. Try to add 'wbr' in $html_elements array.
--
Visit my panoramic photoblog! http://vrphoto.hu
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message.
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Eric Stadtherr estadtherr@gmail.com writes:
Along those same lines, I had to make a similar change lately to allow some recent messages to be displayed. In my case, the offending element was a "<broadcast>" element that contained the entire HTML part of the MIME message. I had to add 'broadcast' to the 'html_elements' array (in program/steps/mail/func.inc::rcmail_print_body()).
I'm unfamiliar with a "broadcast" element, so I'm not surprised that washtml didn't like it. However, it seems we're running into cases where washtml might be too restrictive for our display purposes. Rather than continuing to add these special cases to our code, can anyone think of a more generic solution to allow these kinds of unusual but benign elements to pass through the washing process?
We had a similar problem here with the "align" element. Obviously a simple mix-up when writing HTML, but since most of the important content of the message was wrapped in that element, it drastically altered the meaning of the message. Other HMTL sanitizers passed it through. In the long run, I'm not sure we can count on receiving well-formed and valid XHTML.
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