Hello everybody,
I want to link to a specific part of an external page like this:
http://docs.moodle.org/en/Wikis#Creative_Wiki_practices
If I add a link like this inside a wiki page, it links only to the first part of the link (http://docs.moodle.org/en/Wikis) but omits the anchor (#Creative_Wiki_practices).
(By the way, we have the same problem on this page. Just look at the first link above.)
Is there a solution to my problem?
Thank you for your answers!
Best regards,
Florian
We used to be able to specify anchors within Moodle 1.8.x, e.g. [https://eureka.westmont.edu/mod/wiki/view.php?id=2848&page=FAQ+-+Students#nopasswd] . (This is a live, public page.)
However, apparently since upgrading to 1.9.2+, when a wiki page is edited either in HTML mode or using WYSIWYG HTML editor, all anchors are stripped from the resulting code, leaving only <a></a> where <a name=nopasswd></a> should be. Previous versions of the page in the mysql database have the proper anchor tags.
Anyone else seeing this problem?
John Rodkey
However, apparently since upgrading to 1.9.2+, when a wiki page is edited either in HTML mode or using WYSIWYG HTML editor, all anchors are stripped from the resulting code, leaving only <a></a> where <a name=nopasswd></a> should be. Previous versions of the page in the mysql database have the proper anchor tags.
Anyone else seeing this problem?
John Rodkey
I'm having this problem, does anyone know if there was a fix?
r.
r.
For the record I discovered the following:
HTMLpurifier was casuing this problem.
I had to update HTMLPurifier Lite to Version 4 and then I added
HTMLpurifier was casuing this problem.
I had to update HTMLPurifier Lite to Version 4 and then I added
$config->set('Attr', 'EnableID', true);
$config->set('Attr', 'EnableAttrID', true);
to the constructor in HTMLPurifier.php
Anchors work perfectly and the formating of my page is retained!
R.