[Possible bug] Wiki markdown article links that are too close together are parsed incorrectly
ConusAdonis
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How to reproduce:
- Put some text in an article
- Put two sets of double square brackets around [[two]] [[consecutive]] words to make two links (pages need not exist)
- Click 'view' and watch in horror how these links are parsed. The above would be rendered as: "two]] [[consecutive"
Version of DSS; 5.0
- Put some text in an article
- Put two sets of double square brackets around [[two]] [[consecutive]] words to make two links (pages need not exist)
- Click 'view' and watch in horror how these links are parsed. The above would be rendered as: "two]] [[consecutive"
Version of DSS; 5.0
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Answers
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Hello,
You can use the alternative following markdown syntax: [label](article:article_name)
where label is the displayed text and article_name is the article name (two or consecutive in your case).
We are currently working on the markdown syntax in order to improve user experience
Regards,
Sam
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Yes, this works.
Good to know you are working on fix.
Thanks. -
Actually, this creates a download link that does not do anything. It fixes the layout in the article view, but yields a non-functioning link.
[[PROJECT_ID.article_name]] does work as a link though.
