Can't link to another Plume post within a Plume post #593
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I can't link to another Plume article within a Plume article.
The link looks correct at the first view but it leads to a error 404 not found.
After searching for the problem a bit,I saw that the ~ is encoded to %7E what Plume doesn't recognize correctly.
To solve that you should either allow links with %7E what would be better as Plume may not be the only software which encodes that character or alternatively you should make sure that Plume doesn't convert the ~ within a link to %7E.
Can you give steps to reproduce? I've tried here and it seems to work
Well,there are two articles about setting up a Matrix server:
https://lorem.club/
/FossMessenger/matrix-synapse-auf-einem-raspberry-pi-installieren/FossMessenger/matrix-synapse-auf-einem-rock64-installierenhttps://lorem.club/
I'm reporting this for the author of those articles.
He had a link at the bottom of one of those articles which linked to the other article.
It looks like he removed the link completely because it didn't work but I told him he should add it again.
He created a normal Markdown link with [Linktext](Link).
The link looked normal in the address bar when clicking on the link but when copying it from the address bar and pasting it into the address bar of a new tab,I saw that the ~ was replaced with an %7E what caused the problem.
When copying the link to the article from his profile where the link works and pasting this one into a new tab,the ~ was not replaced.
He created a new post with very many links now: https://lorem.club/~/PlumeLinkTest/plume-link-test
I can reproduce the problem on those links.