Stupid forum doesn't allow me to post ftp links.
It always puts http:// on the front.
Grrrr ;)
ftp://ftp.test.com
On the other hand, trying
[ftp=ftp.test.com]test[/ftp]
test (ftp://ftp.test.com)
Quote from: Gryzor on 09:21, 30 July 10
http://ftp://ftp.test.com (http://ftp://ftp.test.com)
On the other hand, trying
[ftp=ftp.test.com]test[/ftp]
test (ftp://ftp.test.com)
ok.
but it is really nice that http:// automatically works, so why can't ftp://?
That's a good question.
And the answer is... "that's a good question" :D I guess it's an oversight. I'm heading over to the devs to suggest it...
ftp://ftp.test.uk (ftp://ftp.test.uk)
Seems to be working fine now! :-[ I just clicked on the Hyperlinks and selected the ftp protocal from the list! :-[
But no, that was not the problem. The problem is with the auto-conversion, not choosing protocols and all...
Anyway, it's been flagged as a bug in SMF, looking forward to a solution.
Gryzor wrote:
But no, that was not the problem. The problem is with the auto-conversion, not choosing protocols and all...
Anyway, it's been flagged as a bug in SMF, looking forward to a solution.
Hmmm, not quite sure what you mean, I just typed in:
ftp.lip6.fr (ftp://ftp.lip6.fr)
which returned the correct Protocol. Maybe my computer reckonises it? :-X
Erm.... weird???
ftp.test.com
ftp://ftp.test.com
Ok, both of the above failed in quick reply. Next post will be in the full editor.
ftp.test.com
ftp://ftp.test.com
...you're kidding me, right? What exactly did you do?
PS Irrelevant, but: the post you reported a few days ago - I didn't ignore it, have been looking into it...
ftp.test.com (ftp://ftp.test.com/)
Didn't do anything except type in: ftp.test.com (ftp://ftp.test.com/) !! Maybe my dodgy web browser has something to do with it! :-[
Yeah that was a weird one that post! Should Guests be allowed posting privileges? True in order to post someone must enter the unique code and answer a question.
Not sure maybe the full editor has something to do with it, I have it come up by default when I replying.
This is what happens when I do a quick reply:
ftp://ftp.test.com (ftp://ftp.test.com)
Still seems to work for me in that only I have to put the Protocol at the beginning. :-[
Quote from: CP/M User on 07:55, 19 August 10
This is what happens when I do a quick reply:
ftp://ftp.test.com (ftp://ftp.test.com)
Still seems to work for me in that only I have to put the Protocol at the beginning. :-[
which web browser are you using? I am using firefox.
I'm using what everyone regards as the worst Web Browser going around and is usually on every computer sold - IE. I'm using Vers 8 which I guess could be regarded as the new Vers 3! Only cause it's okay on my machine, it seems to be the Adobe crap which embeds itself into it which is a nuisance!
I don't get why this would be browser-specific... and for some reason IE won't run on my netbook (??!). Anyone else can confirm that it works fine with IE?
ftp://ftp.example.com (ftp://ftp.example.com)
Well, works here (IE8 on Windows 7)
http://ftp://ftp.example.com (http://ftp://ftp.example.com)
However it clearly doesn't work properly in Firefox 4. :( So yes, looks like a browser specific issue.
Opera 10.6:
ftp.test.com
IE 6.0
ftp.test.com (ftp://ftp.test.com/)
Firefox 3.6.3
ftp.test.com
This is really screwed-up :D