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URL Parsing Bug on .stm, .html, etc
URL parsing bug: tried to post a link to a BBC News article ending with .stm, Nambu only parsed up to .st (leaving the last letter out of the URL). This caused a non-working shortened URL.
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These are all fixed as of 1.9.1.6b. Please report new ones as they are found, but we should almost be done with these.
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Inappropriate?Can you post a link to an example tweet for this?1 Comment Add a comment
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http://twitter.com/kottarainen/status... - the first link should have directed to http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/826.... Also, when viewing the non-shortened URL in Nambu (e.g. http://twitter.com/kottarainen/status...), the clickable link terminates at .st leaving the last letter out. -
Inappropriate?Thanks for those. This is in queue to be fixed.
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ml in .html links are stripped out of the link and produce an error page
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Links ending with .html have the ml stripped from hyperlink.
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Inappropriate?a link tag isn't rendered like it should be on this tweet (g letter was missing when clicked, wasn't rendered blue):
http://twitter.com/chneukirchen/statu... or:
Münchner Berichterstattung, http://imgur.com/ZAahF.jpg #wiesn
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Inappropriate?Here is another example (http://twitter.com/mizd/status/429989...), shown in both twitter.com and Nambu. Note that the "ml" at the end of the link is not blue and is not part of the link. The problem might be related to the length of the tweet.
This is with Nambu 1.9.1.1b (285) on Leopard (10.5.8).
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Inappropriate?I cannot click this URL, as it was not parsed correctly. Cannot copy/paste it to a browser either (but I know that bug is tracked elsewhere.
Original tweet is http://twitter.com/twiddlebells/statu...
This is happening with other tweets too.
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URLs not parsing correctly.
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Inappropriate?We have have fixed this particular parsing bug in the latest update to 1.9.1.2b.
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Inappropriate?In tweet http://twitter.com/ccfinlay/status/43..., whose text is "OSU student engineering team's hydrogen fuel cell car sets speed record of 299.9 miles per hour: http://engineering.osu.edu/news/?p=800 Wow!", only "http://engineering.osu.ed" is recognized as a URL. It is perhaps significant that on twitter.com this URL is truncated with "...".
Nambu 1.9.1.3b (331) on Leopard (10.5.8).
I am reporting this as a new bug because it doesn't seem to be the same as any of the open ones. Feel free to merge this into another topic.
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Long URL not properly parsed.
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Please note that this latest issue (http://engineering.osu.edu/news/?p=800 -> http://engineering.osu.ed) appeared in 1.9.1.3b, although the bug into which you merged it is marked as fixed in 1.9.1.2b.
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Inappropriate?Erroneous link parsed in an email address with format firstname.lastname. See attached image (original tweet: http://twitter.com/oraclewebcenter/st...)
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Erroneous link parsed in an email address.
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This is related the .sh as being seen as link, related to this thread. We are working on these parsing problems with are all interrelated.
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Inappropriate?And I have another to add to the pile.
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Inappropriate?These are all fixed as of 1.9.1.6b. Please report new ones as they are found, but we should almost be done with these.
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