Strips File Links
March 18, 2012 12:03AM

We use this on a local intranet and it's striping the href property from this:

<a href="\\SERVER05\Pride\IT\IT Management\Maintenance Tasks.xls">\\SERVER05\Pride\IT\IT Management\Maintenance Tasks.xls </a></div>

and producing this:

<a>\\SERVER05\Pride\IT\IT Management\Maintenance Tasks.xls </a></div>
Re: Strips File Links
March 18, 2012 12:56AM

Yeah, we don't know how to deal with backslash Windows links.

Re: Strips File Links
March 20, 2012 12:19AM

Yeah, we don't know how to deal with backslash Windows links.

Actually, it won't work with ANY file: links. This doesn't work either (same result):

<a href="file://server05/Pride/IT/IT Management/Maintenance Tasks.xls" target="_blank">//SERVER05/Pride/IT/IT Management/Maintenance Tasks.xls </a>
Re: Strips File Links
March 20, 2012 12:24AM

Oh, you can make that work. Modify %URI.AllowedSchemes

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