We are setting up an installation of Foswiki (http://foswiki.org/).
A question to other Foswiki/TWiki users here: is there a way to disable e-mail auto-links in a selected page?
I have figured out that by using <noautolink> I can disable automatic wikilinks. It doesn't, however, work for mailto autolinks. So is there a corresponding command for disabling them or does anyone of you know some other workaround?
To be more specific, the problem is that I only need to disable e-mail autolinks, but not other wiki markup conversion. Here is a specific markup example:
* WikiPageName - [email protected] * WikiPageName2 - [email protected] * WikiPageName3 - [email protected]
If I put the whole markup, let's say inside verbatim block, it disables not only e-mail autolinks, but also all other wiki markup, like automatic wikipage linking and listing style.
Use of a plugin to solve this problem can be considered as well, but a pluginless solution is preferred.
Thanks!
Does
<verbatim />do what you want?Try < literal> at the beginning of the link and close it with < / literal>
For instance: < literal> [email protected] < / literal>
This can be used in tables as well as in the main body.
I'm sorry for not noticing this earlier.
there is a setting in http://foswiki.org/System/DefaultPreferences called NOAUTOLINK that you can set to turn off autolinking.
wrt just Email - yup, harder - monkey patching the core Foswiki::Render::_mailLink might be the most practical.
Sven.
You can use !, <nop> or %NOP%, as shown here
-- Edit for clarification:
Ok, I wasn't clear enough. No, there is no easy solution apart from putting it there, or having a plugin put it there for you (and I don't know of any existing ones doing so). The mailto replacement is done directly inside the rendering engine, so afaict, the only things preventing a mailto are the ones shown on my test page above (which I can't link because serverfault still thinks I'm a spammer, so I'm only allowed 1 link. It's just one link, but...)
The point was... why would you need that? If you write the text, then put the %NOP%. If it comes from a formatted SEARCH, put %NOP% before the formfield. Your example seems to be the result of a SEARCH, so this is easy to fix. Show me your use-case, and maybe I could figure something else out.