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where is this happening at?

StangerStanger
edited October 2012 in Need Help
I'm checking a URL today and in the article I see %LINK% within the article itself. Is this from GSA not converting it to the link?

Thanks

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  • SvenSven www.GSA-Online.de
    %link% has never been a macro...you probably mean %url%
  • StangerStanger
    No, I double checked and in the article is %LINK%.
  • StangerStanger
    That's why I'm wondering if it's in the article program I'm using.
  • SvenSven www.GSA-Online.de
    Who created your content?
  • StangerStanger
    wicked article creator
  • SvenSven www.GSA-Online.de
    Can you paste the whole sentence where %link% is placed? Im wondering is %link% is the url embedded in html or if %link% should be replaced with <a href="%url%">%anchor_text%</a>
  • TheTruthTheTruth
    @Stranger

    %link% is an option that Senuke X uses to insert links within the body of the articles.


    WAC has an option to export in GSA format, so use that. 


     
  • StangerStanger
    This was a GSA format, so now I'm wondering if its a problem with WAC exporting it incorrectly.
  • SvenSven www.GSA-Online.de
    next version will add a html link for %link%
  • SvenSven www.GSA-Online.de
    Are there any more macros that this *nukesomething* program uses? Now that almost all *xsomething* macros are added.
  • StangerStanger
    Yeah there are several. I'm about ready to quit using it and go back to Kontent Machine because of the headaches it's been giving me.
  • livewirelivewire
    I noticed this too when checking verified posts using WAC generated content.  This is a bug in WAC 2.5, the %LINK% token is inserted when GSA output is specified.  Version 2.4 didn't do this.
  • StangerStanger
    thanks for the answer, I'm going to stop using WAC until he fixes several of the bugs I've found.
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