Mudlet
Need a way to set helpURL via Package Exporter
It's not currently possible to set the helpURL via the package exporter - it should be, so you don't have to edit the edit xml post-export.
Launchpad Details: #LP1095928 Vadim Peretokin - 2013-01-04 04:49:19 +0000
I wonder if there is a description on what this helpURL should effect in the end. How to test it? I added the following to an XML which I exported, then imported the package again, to no effect.
<HelpPackage>
<helpURL>
www.google.com
</helpURL>
</HelpPackage>
The suggestion I got from searching for "helpURL" in Mudlet forums, finding only this 2012 mention: https://forums.mudlet.org/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2388&p=12930&hilit=helpURL#p12930 Any other occurences in code did not help me in understanding, what this should actually do: https://github.com/search?q=repo%3AMudlet%2FMudlet%20helpURL&type=code Kindly elaborate, if you could please.
It's an old property we added that never really got properly shown anywhere - we need a separate ticket to actually visualise it too 😅
So if it wasn't shown for 10+ years now, it could be simply done away with? Not sure what's the merit here. Is anybody using it?
I wonder if there is a description on what this helpURL should effect in the end. How to test it? I added the following to an XML which I exported, then imported the package again, to no effect.
<HelpPackage> <helpURL> www.google.com </helpURL> </HelpPackage>The suggestion I got from searching for "helpURL" in Mudlet forums, finding only this 2012 mention: https://forums.mudlet.org/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2388&p=12930&hilit=helpURL#p12930 Any other occurences in code did not help me in understanding, what this should actually do: https://github.com/search?q=repo%3AMudlet%2FMudlet%20helpURL&type=code Kindly elaborate, if you could please.
Don't you need a scheme (likely https:// in this day and age) for that to be a valid - and usable - URL? 🤔
