ChatterBank1 min ago
Copying Url
Hi if I copy a URL by highlighting it then copying & pasting it, the pasted URL appears just as standard text, which you cannot click on to go directly to the URL.
I have seen links in posts where the copied URL is highilghted & underlined & you can click directly onto this link to bring up the web page - how do I copy and paste a URL this way?
I have seen links in posts where the copied URL is highilghted & underlined & you can click directly onto this link to bring up the web page - how do I copy and paste a URL this way?
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This is an example:
http:// www.man utd.com /en/Clu b/Troph y-Room. aspx
No automatic link, Methyl - not sure what you mean
http://
No automatic link, Methyl - not sure what you mean
Well, this is a bit late but here's an explanation anyway:
The Answerbank's server recognises hyperlinks when it sees the 'http' (or https) bit at the beginning of them. If you only copy the shortened URL (starting with 'www' and thus omitting the 'http' bit) you won't create a hyperlink.
Thus
http:// www.the answerb ank.co. uk
works but
www.theanswerbank.co.uk
doesn't.
Highlighting a URL by dragging your cursor over it sometimes only copies the end bit (omitting the important 'http') whereas simply RIGHT-clicking on it, to highlight it, and the selecting 'Copy' should always work.
The Answerbank's server recognises hyperlinks when it sees the 'http' (or https) bit at the beginning of them. If you only copy the shortened URL (starting with 'www' and thus omitting the 'http' bit) you won't create a hyperlink.
Thus
http://
works but
www.theanswerbank.co.uk
doesn't.
Highlighting a URL by dragging your cursor over it sometimes only copies the end bit (omitting the important 'http') whereas simply RIGHT-clicking on it, to highlight it, and the selecting 'Copy' should always work.