Is Safe To Add Url In Language Definition ?

[Blesta Addons]

is safe to add url  in language definition ?

 

or it should done via another way ?

 

i want to return a message(error/success) from language file , that containa a url in the message .

 

 

what is the correct code ? native html or a custom BBCODE ?

[Tyson]

A URL is just text, so it should be fine. But if you are creating an anchor tag around it, then you will need to escape any quotes, and make sure this language definition doesn't get filtered through Html::safe when it is referenced (not likely).

[niyo]

I'm hoping to do the same, but I'm no developer. What will the appropriate syntax be to include the following in a language file as a hyperlink:

 

<a href="https://domain.tld/directory/">Anchor Text</a>

 

I tried the following but it just output the above rather than a clickable link:

 

<a href=\"https://domain.tld/directory/\">Anchor Text</a>

 

Thanks

[Tyson]

If that language definition output the anchor as text, then it sounds like it is being output via Html::safe wherever it is displayed. What is the language definition term? Perhaps you may want to create a new definition altogether?

[niyo]

Hi Tyson, thanks for your help, you were right it was being output via html::safe and testing it on a different term works. However, the place in which I want to use it is in a developers module and I have a feeling it is being output from one of the encoded files. I suspect this because the language definition is used in multiple places which I've been able to find and change bar a couple. I've been in touch with him to confirm this is the case, so changing the term may not be a viable option.

 

See configurable options here:

https://my.hostngo.co/order/config/index/hosting/?group_id=7&pricing_id=11

 

Is there a way to bypass html::safe?

 

Thanks.