def makeAbsoluteUrls(self, text):
""" turn relative URLs into absolute URLs
based on the context's URL """
links = []
for link in retrieveSTX(text):
links.append(link)
for link in retrieveHTML(text):
links.append(link)
au = self.context.absolute_url()
for link in links:
if not link.startswith("mailto"):
# text = text.replace(link, urljoin(au, link))
joinchar = link.find("?") > 0 and "&" or "?"
newlink = (
"%(link)s%(joinchar)sutm_source=shortmessage&"
"utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=%(campaign)s"
% dict(link=urljoin(au, link), joinchar=joinchar, campaign="shortmessage")
)
# below is a fix for the problem that you have two links in
# text, one being a prefix of the
# other and appearing below it. In this case, the smaller
# one will be replaced with GA postfix in the longer one
# as fix, only replace links which terminate with a ".
# Of course this requires that all links are closed properly
# if the text already is a URL however, we don't want this hack
text = text.replace(link + '"', newlink + '"')
return text
def handleOSHMailUrls(self, text, id=""):
""" turn relative URLs into absolute URLs based on the context's URL;
append google analytics code
"""
encoding = getSiteEncoding(self)
if type(text) == unicode:
text = text.encode(encoding)
links = []
isURL = validation.validatorFor("isURL")
if isURL(text) == 1:
links.append(text)
else:
for link in retrieveSTX(text):
links.append(link)
for link in self.retrieveLinksFromHTML(text):
links.append(link)
au = self.context.absolute_url()
for link in links:
if not link.startswith("mailto"):
joinchar = link.find("?") > 0 and "&" or "?"
newlink = "%(link)s%(joinchar)sutm_source=oshmail&" "utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=%(campaign)s" % dict(
link=urljoin(au, link), joinchar=joinchar, campaign=id != "" and id or "oshmail"
)
# below is a fix for the problem that you have two links in
# text, one being a prefix of the
# other and appearing below it. In this case, the smaller
# one will be replaced with GA postfix in the longer one
# as fix, only replace links which terminate with a ".
# Of course this requires that all links are closed properly
# if the text already is a URL however, we don't want this hack
if isURL(text) == 1:
text = text.replace(link, newlink)
else:
text = text.replace(link + '"', newlink + '"')
text = text.decode(encoding)
return text