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Trying to display specific code based on current language
Thanks to Tom at EEHarbour, my problem has been solved.
I didn't realize that there was any difference at all between the two tags {exp:transcribe:language_abbreviation} and {transcribe:...
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How to correct misformatted URLs in input
A lot of people doesn't know, but EllisLab has a first party add-on for that:
<p><a href="{exp:valid_url}{website}{/exp:valid_url}" target="_blank">Website</a></p>
There's ...
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Using Low Replace with {site_url} not working
{site_url} is a late parsed variable, i.e. after tags are parsed. That means Low Replace will look for the literal string "{site_url}" rather than its content.
You'll have to use the actual var's ...
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Need a regex ninja's help with replacing a YouTube string
Thank you jrothafer for the answer. For those curious, here is the fix. It probably needs some cleaning up, but it's working.
Matching pattern
<(iframe)(.*)(src=\"https:\/\/www\.youtube\.com\/...
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Need a regex ninja's help with replacing a YouTube string
Easy peasy, chief. I can't deal with going through the Low Replace docs right now, so you'll have to apply the right parameters, but here you go:
Matching pattern:
<(iframe)(.*)(src=\"https:\/\/...
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