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Is there any way to force URLs with odd special characters in them to behave as links?
Lots of Wikipedia articles have odd URLS with a query string that includes underscore characters and parentheses. The parenthetical attachment on the end of the URL string seems to throw the Fluther parsing engine a curve it can’t catch. For example if I try to link to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bicameralism_(psychology) using the usual technique I get Link Anchor Text(psychology). The parenthetical part ends up hanging outside the link, and it doesn’t link to the actual target page. Instead, it usually returns a 404 Page not Found error.
So far, when I run into URLs that won’t form proper, working links using the apostrophes, colon and URL format, I just put the entire URL on a line by itself. That usually works. But is there a trick I am unaware of that will let you use URLs with special characters and get them to work with the Link Text”:URL method?
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