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I assume you are logged into the main sit account ? Its different than the forum. 

I am not logged in and I removed all my repeaters so I can't go back in and look but I thought under your profile is said something like "my repeaters" or similar ? 

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16 minutes ago, neosmith20 said:

Hey, I've been bashing my head trying to figure out how to add code into the "Repeater Details" part of the My Repeaters page.

I see other pages have a clickable title. in their "Repeater Details" e.g. (https://mygmrs.com/repeater/2695)
Like they have on their page, how the heck is that done?

Thanks!

I don't have access to a repeater page to test, but have you tried html or bbcode? Iirc, bb code would be url=http://whatever within [], while html would be a href="http://url goes here" within <> brackets

Posted
19 minutes ago, gortex2 said:

I assume you are logged into the main sit account ? Its different than the forum. 

I am not logged in and I removed all my repeaters so I can't go back in and look but I thought under your profile is said something like "my repeaters" or similar ? 

Yes i am signed into the main site.

5 minutes ago, wayoverthere said:

I don't have access to a repeater page to test, but have you tried html or bbcode? Iirc, bb code would be url=http://whatever within [], while html would be a href="http://url goes here" within <> brackets

Secondly, i did try html, code block, and even markup. it still didn't work.
Maybe I'm missing something, or doing something wrong?
i would  hit the </> button, which would bring up a black box, then i would put the code in and then save. After that i went to the repeater page, and all i would see is the code, not what the code was supposed to do.

Posted
6 minutes ago, wayoverthere said:

I don't have access to a repeater page to test, but have you tried html or bbcode? Iirc, bb code would be url=http://whatever within [], while html would be a href="http://url goes here" within <> brackets

this is the code i was using (html):
<!DOCTYPE html>

<html>

<head>

<title>Open a New Page</title>

</head>

<body>

<p>Click the link below to go to Pikes Peak GMRS:</p>

<a href="https://www.pikespeakgmrs.org" target="_blank">Go to Pikes Peak GMRS</a>

</body>

</html>

 

Markdown Code:
[Go to Pikes Peak GMRS](https://www.pikespeakgmrs.org)

 

Even tried with an iframe:
<!DOCTYPE html>

<html>

<head>

<title>Pikes Peak GMRS</title>

</head>

<body>

<p>Here's the website embedded in an iframe:</p>

<iframe src="https://www.pikespeakgmrs.org" width="100%" height="500"></iframe>

</body>

</html>

 

Then tried using just the link part (html):

<a href="https://www.pikespeakgmrs.org" target="_blank">Go to Pikes Peak GMRS</a>

 

Lastly, even tried php:

<?php header("Location: https://www.pikespeakgmrs.org"); exit; ?>

 

None of those seemed to work and the page would just show what i pasted in here.

Posted

So...I still stand by the statement that RIch can best say what that section of the site will and will not accept in that box.

That said, I created a "Test" repeater listing to be able to poke at the settings (marked it offline, etc).  Still not sure what kind of code it's using, but I did successfully create a link with the little "chain" icon (4th from the top right, in blue in the screenshot).  typed in the text I wanted, highlighted it, hit the link button, and pasted in the url I wanted it to point to.

 

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Seems to have worked:

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Hope it's at least a little bit of help.

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