When using TinyMce as HTML editor the only way to add a link (anchors) to an internal content is to insert the URL of the content. If the URL of the content changes, all links within the HTML results in a 404 error page.
The proposal is to add a new TinyMce plugin that gives the ability to create links to a content (of the site) instead of inserting a link to an URL. In this way, if the editor modifies the permalink of a content, all the links within an HTML input (TextFields, BodyParts, Html Elements, Html Widgets) result in a 200 status and no more in a 404 error status.
We have a PR ready.
When using TinyMce as HTML editor the only way to add a link (anchors) to an internal content is to insert the URL of the content. If the URL of the content changes, all links within the HTML results in a 404 error page. The proposal is to add a new TinyMce plugin that gives the ability to create links to a content (of the site) instead of inserting a link to an URL. In this way, if the editor modifies the permalink of a content, all the links within an HTML input (TextFields, BodyParts, Html Elements, Html Widgets) result in a 200 status and no more in a 404 error status. We have a PR ready.