In our MediaWiki server, we have hundreds of hyperlinks that have illegal characters in the URL.
Specifically, the illegal characters are:
/
:
;
Is there any work-around or process for getting these hyperlinks imported into Confluence without making them unusable?
I explained my full solution to this issue here:
https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/31829/confluence-support-non-http-ftp-hyperlinks/33434
Turns out escaping the illegal characters with back-slashes (\) works very well.
i.e.
colon = \:
semi-colon = \;
forward-slash = \/
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Can't use the HTML equivalent, since it also contains illegal characters... currently looking into URL encoded characters (since this is a URL).
i.e.
colon = %3A
semi-colon = %3B
forward-slash = %2F
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Would it workable to replace those illegal characters with the HTML equivalent?
i.e. replace : with :
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