Replying to forum messages 2001-03-20 05:00 am The NWC Forum entry page contains instructions for embedding links in forum messages and replies (to other forum messages and to URL's). However, I rarely come in via this page, and if I want to embed a link it's usually in a reply. I'm never sure I remember the instructions correctly, so I end up having to go back to the entry page to refresh my memory.It would save me a lot of time (and others as well?) if the same information could be included on the "Reply Form" template, which is always where I am when I discover I want to embed a link and have forgotten how. Quote Selected
Re: Replying to forum messages Reply #1 – 2001-03-20 05:00 am Good idea! I used to be able to remember things, but with advancing age . . . Quote Selected
Re: Replying to forum messages Reply #3 – 2001-03-29 05:00 am Excellent! I can "take a hint." Quote Selected
Re: Replying to forum messages Reply #4 – 2001-03-29 05:00 am Excellent. Many thanks from the memory-impaired. Quote Selected
Re: Replying to forum messages Reply #5 – 2001-03-30 05:00 am One more thing:We took this opportunity to improve the link embedding scheme for the forum. As of now:- Links embedded using the http://domain mechanism will now be handled properly, even if you don't add a space at the end. For example, including just a link inside of parentheses will now be handled correctly (the link will not include the ending parentheses).- A new named link is now supported and documented in the hints. It allows you to link to any internet resource and use a more human readable description of the name which will be seen in the message body.For example, writing:!link(Our Web Site=http://www.noteworthysoftware.com)will show up as:Our Web Site Quote Selected
Re: Replying to forum messages Reply #6 – 2001-03-30 05:00 am [Eric wrote]- A new named link is now supported and documented in the hints. It allows you to link to any internet resource and use a more human readable description of the name which will be seen in the message body.For example, writing:Our Web Sitewill show up as:Our Web Site[/Eric]Excellent! Thanks. Quote Selected