[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #37805: Enhancement: TinyMCE - Add ability to detect www links
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Wed Aug 24 09:58:00 UTC 2016
#37805: Enhancement: TinyMCE - Add ability to detect www links
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Reporter: lunacodes | Owner:
Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: Awaiting Review
Component: TinyMCE | Version: 4.6
Severity: normal | Resolution:
Keywords: reporter-feedback | Focuses: ui, accessibility
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Comment (by lunacodes):
Hi - thanks for the welcome, and sorry if my initial post was unclear.
Essentially what I'm getting at is this:
If I've already got a link inside of TinyMCE, say for example {{{
http://www.url.com }}} and I select the text and hit {{{ Ctrl+k }}}, the
input field that pops up will automatically fill in {{{
http://www.url.com}}} and I can press Enter and move on with my life.
If, instead I have {{{www.url.com}}} without the {{{http://}}} and I press
{{{Ctrl+k}}}, then the input field won't fill in anything at all. My
suggestion is that the result of pressing {{{Ctrl+k}}} should be the same
for the {{{http://}}} url and the {{{www}}} url
Example Use Cases:
1. I am a developer who has c/p'd a block of text, from outside WordPress,
that has multiple unprefixed www links
2. I am a user who has typed an unprefixed www link out (because that is
how I want it to appear on the rendered page)
Reason for the suggestion:
In both example cases above, I have to go through the extra step of
pasting or retyping the {{{www.url.com}}} into the input field. In both
cases this slows down my workflow. In example 1, it introduces more
possibility for error (since I might space out and accidentally paste the
previous link's address into the new one). In example two, it's a less
friendly experience - if I'm a user with low tech literacy or poor
memory/focus, its an extra unnecessary step that's probably going to throw
me off or frustrate me (especially if WordPress is new and confusing to me
in the first place).
Since {{{http://url.com}}} and {{{www.url.com}}} are essentially
equivalent, it makes sense for the {{{Ctrl+k}}} behavior to be equivalent
too.
Hope that helps clarify!
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Ticket URL: <https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/37805#comment:2>
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