• Hi,

    I’m using WordPress as an internal blog within my organization. Hence, one machine works as a server (Apache 2.0, Php 5, MySQL 5).

    I have some problems using links (when placing posts):

    1) I’d just discovered, all URLs must begin with “http://”, otherwise WP place them as “http://myserver/wordpress/wp-admin/www.theurl.com”. Is there a way to avoid this (i.e. place the link automatically as “www.theurl.com”) ?

    2) When I try to add images, I always get an error in the stript:

    Line: 81
    Char: 85
    Error: ‘width’ is null or not an object
    Code: 0
    URL: http://myserver/wordpress/wp-includes/js/tinymice/themes/advanced/image.htm?src=

    Any clue???

    3) It’s my goal to add some links to folders (all Windows machines) in the intranet (i.e. something like \\machineN\archives\images). How can I do that??

    Please help!

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  • 1. That’s not a WP issue… it’s HTML Basics 101. On every website you have to put the http – otherwise it will happen what you just described.

    Thread Starter peibul

    (@peibul)

    Sorry if my question wasn’t clear. Most of the users of the blog don’t include ‘http://’. Which script should I modify to ‘auto-detect’ this string?

    What about issues #2 and #3?

    I don’t know of any script for that (which doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist). When I was administering a huge webzine I “kicked” the users until they learned it 😉

    Sorry, no clue about the rest.

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