All absolute links get mangled like that. I tried to link to a API description page on one of my library projects, and it converts it into some relative link which doesn't work.
It should ideally leave all links untouched, really. Let us worry about them.
In my description on mods.curse.com a link to a Known Issues ticket looks like this: https://mods.curse.com/addons/can-i-mog-it/tickets/114-7-1-0-01-known-issues-and-tips-check-here-first/
On the wow.curseforge.com Overview it looks like: https://wow.curseforge.com/addons/can-i-mog-it/tickets/114-7-1-0-01-known-issues-and-tips-check-here-first/
When I edit the Description and look at the link it shows: ../../../addons/can-i-mog-it/tickets/114-7-1-0-01-known-issues-and-tips-check-here-first/
I don't know why the link looks like that or how it was formatted that way, but I have not touched this link in this description since the change over and I wouldn't have formatted it like that. This sounds like what you're talking about too. It shouldn't be touching my links at all. :/
I also noticed that all old links to pre-existing tickets just send you to the Issues page
@tzarc I will redo the link myself, but it's more a question for authors who aren't involved here and probably won't realize that links are broken like that in their descriptions and need to be fixed.
Sorry about that, it has only happened to people who edited their description, all imported data should be fine. But yes you will have to readd it, it was TinyMCE being a bully :(
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Curse PremiumIf I add the following link to the description of my addon:
https://wow.curseforge.com/projects/thousand-jabs/issues
This results in the following links being given out on both the Curse mod page, and the CurseForge overview:
https://mods.curse.com/addons/issues
https://wow.curseforge.com/issues
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Forum ModeratorAll absolute links get mangled like that. I tried to link to a API description page on one of my library projects, and it converts it into some relative link which doesn't work.
It should ideally leave all links untouched, really. Let us worry about them.
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Curse PremiumI don't know why the link looks like that or how it was formatted that way, but I have not touched this link in this description since the change over and I wouldn't have formatted it like that. This sounds like what you're talking about too. It shouldn't be touching my links at all. :/
I also noticed that all old links to pre-existing tickets just send you to the Issues page
Thanks for the report guys, we actually have a fix for this already its just waiting to be deployed
This fix was now deployed
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Curse PremiumThanks for the fix, I've re-added the URL and can confirm it's working on both Curse and CurseForge pages.
@Ami_Yuy: perhaps remove and re-add it - I didn't have the link present before their fix, but it's certainly working fine afterwards.
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Curse Premium@tzarc I will redo the link myself, but it's more a question for authors who aren't involved here and probably won't realize that links are broken like that in their descriptions and need to be fixed.
Sorry about that, it has only happened to people who edited their description, all imported data should be fine. But yes you will have to readd it, it was TinyMCE being a bully :(