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Resolved Custom URL Field behavior

  1. magnus.singer
    magnus.singer
  2. General
  3. Sunday, May 13 2018, 10:27 PM
Hello there,
I have a little problem: I have a url field where the user has to enter his Facebook Profile Link. This field has the placeholder 'facebook.com/'. The default behavior of a url field is to add only 'http://' when it's necessary, but I want that it adds 'https://facebook.com/' when it's necessary. Is this possible and if it is, how can I do this? Big thanks in advance,
Magnus
  1. URLs
  2. custom fields
  3. field parameters
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admin
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Admin
Hi,
sorry for late reply, you can do it with a javascript code, but to help you better I need some other information.

For example if a user add something like http://www.google.it then you will have https://facebook.com/www.google.it :o
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magnus.singer
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admin
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Hi,
sorry but I does not understood.

if I just enter google.com it adds the http://, but if I enter https://google.com, it does nothing
It is already so.
Is it possible to optimize the default behavior or do I need js?
what kind of optimizations are you thinking?
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magnus.singer
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admin
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Hi,
try to add following Javascript code to your template:
jQuery(document).ready(function($){

	$('input[type="url"]').unbind('blur').blur(function(){

		var value=$(this).val();

		if(value!='' && value.indexOf('http://')<0 && value.indexOf('https://')<0) $(this).val('https://facebook.com/'+value);

	});

});
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magnus.singer
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Thank you very much now it works! Great support and even greater products, keep on going like that!
Greetings,
Magnus
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