Undesirable behaviour when creating new title bars #9373
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closes TryGhost/Ghost#9373 - using an `<a>` element to parse a URL does not behave as expected when the URL has special characters because the `host` attribute will show the Puny URL version. Eg. `exämple.com` will become `xn--exmple-cua.com` - `{{gh-navitem-url-input}}` was failing to manipulate the URL value because of the difference between the Puny URL encoded URL and the raw configured URL with unicode chars - uses the `URI` module that's bundled with the imported version of `google-caja` to parse the URL via regexes rather than relying on native browser parsing
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closes TryGhost/Ghost#9373 - using an `<a>` element to parse a URL does not behave as expected when the URL has special characters because the `host` attribute will show the Puny URL version. Eg. `exämple.com` will become `xn--exmple-cua.com` - `{{gh-navitem-url-input}}` was failing to manipulate the URL value because of the difference between the Puny URL encoded URL and the raw configured URL with unicode chars - uses the `URI` module that's bundled with the imported version of `google-caja` to parse the URL via regexes rather than relying on native browser parsing
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…ers (#941) closes TryGhost/Ghost#9373 - using an `<a>` element to parse a URL does not behave as expected when the URL has special characters because the `host` attribute will show the Puny URL version. Eg. `exämple.com` will become `xn--exmple-cua.com` - `{{gh-navitem-url-input}}` was failing to manipulate the URL value because of the difference between the Puny URL encoded URL and the raw configured URL with unicode chars - uses the `URI` module that's bundled with the imported version of `google-caja` to parse the URL via regexes rather than relying on native browser parsing
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Issue Summary
I have a domain with a special character. I don't know if the bug comes thought the special char, but when I want to add some navigation titles, javascript or something else add the domain name in my URI. I can't delete the added domain in the URI path. See my video below.
https://youtu.be/9Axi_okjflE
Steps to Reproduce
This is the first step
Run latest image from docker and use it about a domain with a special char.
This is the second step, etc.
Try to add some navigation titles in default layout.
Technical details:
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