id summary reporter owner description type status priority milestone component version severity resolution keywords cc branch changelog apichanges internalchanges 10021 Rendering of URI samples mpotter@… "While trying to document a sample SIP URI I found I could not simply italic the variable part of the URI. On further experimentation I found this seams to affect any scheme:hier-part URIs. The obvious escaping of the scheme tag did no resolve the issue. Examples: {{{ * sip:N''access-code''@192.168.0.20 * !sip:N''access-code''@192.168.0.20 * mailto:Subscribe-''conference''@192.168.0.10 * !mailto:Subscribe-''conference''@192.168.0.10 * ftp://ftp.domain.com/''path''/''file'' * !ftp://ftp.domain.com/''path''/''file'' }}} Gives: * sip:N''access-code''@192.168.0.20 * !sip:N''access-code''@192.168.0.20 * mailto:Subscribe-''conference''@192.168.0.10 * !mailto:Subscribe-''conference''@192.168.0.10 * ftp://ftp.domain.com/''path''/''file'' * !ftp://ftp.domain.com/''path''/''file'' Work-around: Use the monospace markup to avoid the processing of the scheme, example: {{{ * `sip:N`''access-code''`@192.168.0.20` * `mailto:Subscribe-`''conference''`@192.168.0.10` * `ftp://ftp.domain.com/`''path''`/`''file'' }}} Gives: * `sip:N`''access-code''`@192.168.0.20` * `mailto:Subscribe-`''conference''`@192.168.0.10` * `ftp://ftp.domain.com/`''path''`/`''file''" defect new low unscheduled wiki system 0.12-stable minor mpotter@…