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9/17/2012 5:27 AM
 

Help!! Very urgent.  DNN 6.1.5 site fresh install.  The customer has two existing sites on two domains : let us call them www.fred.com.au   and www.fred-asia.com.  They decided to put a top-level site above these two with links to the two existing sites. The domain for this is www.fred.co (yes I know it's a silly name, who uses .co, but there it is).
The problem is that when the links to the www.fred.com.au domain are created in the HTML editor what results is  a link that codes as www.fred.co/m.au/xxxxx.aspx  If I look in the database the HTMLText table contains the link recorded as  "m.au/.......    So clearly the www.ases.co has been stripped before writing away and is then added back incorrectly when rendering the page.

I have adjusted all the settings in rad editor to do with relative and absolute links, used HTML mode, basic text box and anything else I can think of. No change. In desperation I installed CKEditor. No change. I don't think it is the editor as such - I think this is more fundamental to the HTML rendering. Does anyone have any ideas please as t how I can stop this behaviour and get correct URLs?

As I said super-urgent. Site was supposed to be live last Friday.

TIA, Graham

 
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9/17/2012 7:28 AM
 
Update - it's something to do with Friendly URLs. As I am in haste I just turned them all off. Still have to edit in SQL tables directly as editor still removes the www.fred.co part of the URL. This is pretty poor stuff.
Can anyone advise which Friendly URL rule would be doing this?
 
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