[Frinavale]

I posted a link to some MSDN documentation on a class as a reference to support my answer in a thread and was surprised when the OP commented that the link didn't work. Upon looking into the problem I noticed that DIC is entering bold HTML tags into the URL which is making the link invalid.

Here is the post where I created the link to the documentation:

It's post #5 in original thread

The link that I was trying to post was to the BindingExpression Class.
This is the link (in it's correct form):
http://msdn.microsoft.com /en-us/library/system.windows.data.bindingexpression%28v=VS.85%29.aspx

This is the resulting link:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.data.bindingexpression%28v=VS.85%29.aspx

The actual link as it is modified by DIC:
Link Example

-Frinny

This post has been edited by Frinavale: 13 January 2012 - 12:52 PM

[smohd]

That is the known bug, in the word expression it enters those tags, I think there is no available solution by now but user can copy that link to a browser and remove those entered tags by himself

[Curtis Rutland]

That's correct. It injects it into all instances of "expression", you just don't see most of it because it's invisible in HTML. Unfortunately, it shows up in <pre> blocks and URLs. There is no known fix for this at the time, but it is a well-known issue.

[Frinavale]

Thanks

[#define]

Substuting %70 for p.

BindingExpression Class Documentation.

[Frinavale]

Thanks for the advise #define

[skyhawk133]

This is one of those bugs that I've had a TON of people look in to. Server side, software side, everything I can think of and it's probably some weird ass line of code burried in the forum software that nobody can find.