Apparently medium.com uses @ frequently i URLs

and we skipped them because we assumed they were urlencoded when copied.

diff --git a/lib/framework.php b/lib/framework.php
index 229de8b79323f6bf22e3211e42b01ac88c60693b..d21bb994b82105926f513485e92b1787a9ae77a6 100644 (file)
--- a/lib/framework.php
+++ b/lib/framework.php
@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ define('NOTICE_INBOX_SOURCE_GATEWAY', -1);
  * Some of those characters can be troublesome when auto-linking plain text. Such as "http://some.com/)"
  * URL encoding should be used whenever a weird character is used, the following strings are not definitive.
  */
-define('URL_REGEX_VALID_PATH_CHARS',        '\pN\pL\,\!\.\:\-\_\+\/\=\;\%\~\*');
+define('URL_REGEX_VALID_PATH_CHARS',        '\pN\pL\,\!\.\:\-\_\+\/\@\=\;\%\~\*');
 define('URL_REGEX_VALID_QSTRING_CHARS',     URL_REGEX_VALID_PATH_CHARS    . '\&');
 define('URL_REGEX_VALID_FRAGMENT_CHARS',    URL_REGEX_VALID_QSTRING_CHARS . '\?\#');
 define('URL_REGEX_EXCLUDED_END_CHARS',      '\?\.\,\!\#\:\'');  // don't include these if they are directly after a URL