URL Link Identification

[Setraxis 1]

How can i color external url's in the code to have internal codes like www.myforum.com as normal white and external code like www.myfakeboard.com as red links? in all links you can have should have a red line and internal links are all white

 

Example :

- Internal URL => White Link https://webflake.sx

- External URL => Red Link https://webflake.sooo

- Fake Internal Link => Red Link https://webflake.sx

[Logan_Rocks 44]

That would most likely have to be a custom plugin you would have to make to get that to work 

[Setraxis 1]

I will change something in file sysstem, i need to know where url's are displayed / parsed to show them in posts etc.

[Logan_Rocks 44]

I don’t understand what the filesystem has to do with what you are attempting to do...

[Setraxis 1]

Simple. URL is Parsed by File System Functions. Example of vBulletin -> https://blog.yakuza112.org/2014/vbulletin-3-x4-x-csrf-img-tag-exploit-fix-v3/

 

You can normally change links and images etc etc etc by File System where url start parsed!

[Logan_Rocks 44]

Are you using vbulletin

[Setraxis 1]

DAMNED..... Read Please!

[Logan_Rocks 44]

3 minutes ago, Setraxis said:

DAMNED..... Read Please!

Ok I’m not helping you anymore... you are posting in IPS Support and bringing up a different forum software and getting pissy for no reason 

 

[mr-pimpen 387]

here you can find what you want here learn it not every one nose what or how to do what you want!!!!!

html codes

[fsr 11]

regex for detecting url

^(?!http|https|https:\/\/|http:\/\/)([?a-zA-Z0-9-.\+]{2,256}\.[a-z]{2,4}\b)

a href color change on button click

var btn1 = document.getElementById('btn-1'),
    btn2 = document.getElementById('btn-2');

btn1.addEventListener('click', handler);
btn2.addEventListener('click', handler);

function handler(e) {
  if(e.target === btn1) {
    // selecting the 'a' element using 'getElementById'.
    var a = document.getElementById('some-id');
    a.style.color = 'red';
  } else {
    // selecting the 'a' element using 'getElementsByClassName'.
    var a = document.getElementsByClassName('some-class')[0];
    a.style.color = 'green';
  }
}

edit it by urself

you just have to compare detected url and ur website url and change color of link with js