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On 2015-11-25 09:00, Dave Swarthout
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In general, smart programs make clickable links of any URL in any text field they display. But, to be recognized as such, an URL must start (as always) with http://... So, you may have something like source=http://wikipedia.org/... 2015; http://anything.else... 2010 OSM.org will make two links (1). The wikipedia=* tag is special in that it need no http://... to make a link: the renderer will compose the URL. But, to have it compose correctly, =* must have the prescribed contents. Just "en:Teak" etc. as explained in Martin Koppenhoefer's excellent reply.
(1) But waymarkedtrails.org did not understand this. Would someone explain better than I? |
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