Hi Mary,
I doubt that would work in the direction of a solution. The thing is, the target bit of the HTML here is being seen as part of the url:
The thing I'm aiming for is:
Support|https://www.the.url/course/index.php?categoryid=119" target="_blank
But it becomes:
https://www.openedu.nl/moodle/course/index.php?categoryid=119%22%20target%3D%22_blank
I don't know whether reversed encoding makes any sense then, but sure would like to have this URL open in a new tab or window.
The thing is that firstly the problem with the encoding is caused by your server.
Adding a link here in this forum does not add the code.
However, the target=_blank has not worked for years. which is probably a browser problem.
Even using Right click and select open in new window, has no effect either so...I think this is bug that will never get fixed.
Hey Joost, I've just tried your advice above, adding:
" target="_blankand it worked for me!
Thank you
Thanks, this works for me also:
" target="_blank
I have the same problem. I tried every variation I could think of with spaces and quotes and back-quotes but it seems once the moodle parser detects parameters being passed it consumes everything until the vertical bar, escaping as it goes and putting it into the URL
I suppose one could make a local html with no parameters that automatically redirects to the correct page with parameters? I don't think I'm going to do this, but I'm going to follow this in case someone else can fix it.
Hi all, for me worked this:
FORUM|/mod/forum/view.php?id=46"target="_blank
I replaced the question mark (?) in url with ascii code (?) for this symbol.
Nothing else helped..
Thank you very much Great solution. I was trying to switch from = to ASC, but after ? no longer recognized. Hadn't thought of changing the ?.
Great solution.
Thank you very much!
Helped me a lot.
Hugs
