It appears the jTweetsAnywhere code is doing some kind of conversion on links... replacing the text that was surrounded by the anchor tag with the href of the tag... and encapsulating punctuation that was immediately after the URL. Check out the tweet at the top of the box about the new site going live. It should look like this:
Pleased to announce the new Google.com! Thanks to our team for the hard work and to @google for the terrific design.
Instead, it is coming through like this:
Pleased to announce the new http://t.co/XxYyZZ789! Thanks to our team for the hard work and to @google for the terrific design.
The "Google.com" URL, which Twitter URL-shortened, is now appearing as the href... and the "!" at the end of the original link is getting incorporated into the href.
It appears the jTweetsAnywhere code is doing some kind of conversion on links... replacing the text that was surrounded by the anchor tag with the href of the tag... and encapsulating punctuation that was immediately after the URL. Check out the tweet at the top of the box about the new site going live. It should look like this:
Pleased to announce the new Google.com! Thanks to our team for the hard work and to @google for the terrific design.
Instead, it is coming through like this:
Pleased to announce the new http://t.co/XxYyZZ789! Thanks to our team for the hard work and to @google for the terrific design.
The "Google.com" URL, which Twitter URL-shortened, is now appearing as the href... and the "!" at the end of the original link is getting incorporated into the href.