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When I try to use the link tool, after I paste the URL and click OK, the dialogue box simply minimizes and puts javascript:void(0);/*1221452128241*/ (The number is different each time if that means anything) in where the URL should be in the HTML source. It's just a minor inconvenience that I hope can be fixed easily.
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Yeah, it's a bug of some kind. Just hit the Source button and edit it directly. If you don't know how to do a link in HTML, just insert it like you described, go to the Source and replace that javascript error in the <a href=" here"> with your link. HolyJaw wrote:In the end, everything Endyss said.
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endyss wrote:Yeah, it's a bug of some kind. Just hit the Source button and edit it directly. If you don't know how to do a link in HTML, just insert it like you described, go to the Source and replace that javascript error in the <a href=" here"> with your link. Yeah, I know that, hence why I know where the URL should be instead of javascript:void(0);/*number*/
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New website will fix this issue. We're having some issues with our new designer... He's a little busy. Once new site launches you won't have this issue.
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Oh yeah I forgot about that.
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