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When trying to create a dynamic link in GLPI using the ##answer_32## tag, the resulting link is being incorrectly modified. Instead of using the provided full URL, GLPI seems to be adding an unwanted prefix or altering the URL incorrectly.
Insert the following code into a GLPI field:
<strong>Plataform: <a href="https://##answer_32##" target="_blank" rel="noopener">##answer_32##</a></strong>
Replace ##answer_32## with a valid URL, such as google.com
Observe the generated link and verify that it is incorrectly modified.
Environment:
GLPI Version: 10.0.16
Browser/Client: Mozilla Firefox
Additional Notes:
I have attempted various approaches to resolve the issue, including adjusting the link format and checking configurations, but the problem persists. This appears to be a URL handling issue in GLPI that needs to be investigated and addressed.
Images Before and After Modifying with HTML
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I reproduced and it appears that the URL is modified by the rich text editor. Maybe because the URL in the text does not matches anything consistent due to the ##answer_32## tag.
The constraints of the editor and GLPI framework together makes this very hard or impossible to fix :(
Issue Description:
When trying to create a dynamic link in GLPI using the ##answer_32## tag, the resulting link is being incorrectly modified. Instead of using the provided full URL, GLPI seems to be adding an unwanted prefix or altering the URL incorrectly.
Code Used:
<strong>Sitio web: <a href="https://##answer_32##" target="_blank" rel="noopener">##answer_32##</a></strong>
Observed Behavior:
When ##answer_32## is replaced with a URL like https://google.com, the resulting link becomes:
https://172.16.10.122google.com
Expected Behavior:
The link should direct to the full URL, in this case:
https://google.com
Steps to Reproduce:
Environment:
Additional Notes:
I have attempted various approaches to resolve the issue, including adjusting the link format and checking configurations, but the problem persists. This appears to be a URL handling issue in GLPI that needs to be investigated and addressed.
Images Before and After Modifying with HTML
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: