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I notice they should work as explained in this discussion: #749 I have tel links exactly like that. They are not displayed as a link but as plain text. I have many e-mail links too in the same file, they work OK. Using version: 2.8.6 (130) from F-Droid. Thanks in advance. |
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Works fine as it is. And directly starts phone application on click with number prefilled. you just need to escape the plus in the title, if it starts with it. |
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Thank you, I'll do that. Please note that this is not obvious, because I open these MD files with "Okular" on Linux, and also convert them to PDF with pandoc, both handled my links without needing the escape the leading + sign. Keep up the good work! Markor is excellent! :-) |
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you need to escape the plus in the title. Works fine. And directly starts phone application on click with number prefilled.
`[\+123456](tel:+123456)`
Am 8. März 2022 21:50:01 MEZ schrieb lionkmp ***@***.***>:
…I notice they should work as explained in this discussion: #749
I have tel links exactly like that. `[+123456](tel:+123456)`
They are not displayed as a link but as plain text. I have many e-mail links too in the same file, they work OK.
Using version: 2.8.6 (130) from F-Droid.
Thanks in advance.
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Works fine as it is. And directly starts phone application on click with number prefilled.
you just need to escape the plus in the title, if it starts with it.
[\+123456](tel:+123456)