html preprocessor messes up with these links

[joram]

{{
#!html
<a href="file://\\tbe1fp1\R&D_ACCESS\DEVELOPMENT\R&D - Doc\Automatic Test Framework\TelindusTestFramework">ActiveTcl installation</a>
}}

becomes

<a href="file://\\tbe1fp1\R&amp;D_ACCESS\DEVELOPMENT\R&amp;D - Doc\Automatic Test Framework\TelindusTestFramework">ActiveTcl installation</a>

and

{{
#!html
<a href="tsvn:http://10.0.24.72/svn/repos/ttf">tsvn checkout</a>
}}

becomes

<a>tsvn checkout</a>

[Christopher Lenz]

The conversion of the first link is valid… & needs to be converted to & anywhere to be valid (X)HTML.

The conversion of the second link, well… we only a allow a subset of known/legal protocols. “tsvn” is not known, and thus the entire attribute is stripped out (the rationale behind this is to disallow potentially dangerous references, such as javascript: links or images).

What does the “tsvn” protocol do, anyway? Can't you just use “http”?

[joram]

the tsvn protocol is to drive TortoiseSvn (the windows explorer svn integration) TortoiseSvn installs a handler for the tsvn protocol

[Christian Boos]

InterWiki prefixes is what your looking for handling the tsvn stuff.

You could even factor out the http part with that, e.g. with the following entry in your InterMapTxt:

tsvn-ttf tsvn:http://10.0.24.72/svn/repos/ttf/  # Tortoise link to the TTF repos

You can then use it like that: tsvn-ttf:trunk or like that: [tsvn-ttf:trunk latest ttf].

This works well with 0.10 … and thanks for the idea :)