lostcode
02-01-2009, 03:12 PM
Hi, Great product, but needs improvement.....
We created a custom field for each link entry, the URL of a related forum. Regardless of how we enter the link, it does not work in multiple views.
For example, look at this link entry:
http://www.unix.com/links/unix-os-links-2/spreadbsd--unix-for-the-masses-290/
You will notice that we used bb tags ... in the custom text field for the link entry. However, then notice this view, the Newest 5 Links view:
http://www.unix.com/links/index.php
This view does not resolve the bb tags.
However in this category view:
http://www.unix.com/links/unix-os-links-2/
The entry is a correct, clickable URL.
What we need, unless I am missing something, is a custom field type "URL" that allows users to input a URL, as we are attempting to do, and it displays consistently as a clickable link in all views.
No matter how we try to do this, we cannot get a consistent clickable view across the links directory.
We created a custom field for each link entry, the URL of a related forum. Regardless of how we enter the link, it does not work in multiple views.
For example, look at this link entry:
http://www.unix.com/links/unix-os-links-2/spreadbsd--unix-for-the-masses-290/
You will notice that we used bb tags ... in the custom text field for the link entry. However, then notice this view, the Newest 5 Links view:
http://www.unix.com/links/index.php
This view does not resolve the bb tags.
However in this category view:
http://www.unix.com/links/unix-os-links-2/
The entry is a correct, clickable URL.
What we need, unless I am missing something, is a custom field type "URL" that allows users to input a URL, as we are attempting to do, and it displays consistently as a clickable link in all views.
No matter how we try to do this, we cannot get a consistent clickable view across the links directory.