Hi there,

What do you think about skipping the injection of the JavaScript whenever I go to /admin or some other chosen path?

At this time, I go to say /admin/reports/updates and all the links to Drupal have the little icon... it's certainly okay, but I find it weird. Also, that way we'd avoid the extra time it takes to parse the HTML of those pages.

I would think that one more box where you can enter a list of paths and then a test in the extlink_init() function would suffice.

Thank you.
Alexis

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quicksketch
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Hm, I don't know about this. I personally find External Links to be more helpful on the back-end even than it is on the front end. I love the fact that I can tell whether or not help links are going to take me to the built-in help or off to Drupal.org. Of course if you want to target just drupal.org, you can add drupal.org to the whitelist.

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I did that already 8-)

Now that's a funny concept, you could inverse the feature and only turn it on for the back-end. He! He! With the usual "Include matches" or "Exclude matches" radios.

Thank you.
Alexis

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Status: Active » Closed (duplicate)

#655632: Exclude specific paths from processing