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When DokuWiki's no formatting syntax (%% %%) is used in HTTP/FTP URLs, Pandoc will parse it in a wrong way. For example, https:%%//%%www.google.com/ should be converted to https://www.google.com/ (or https:<span>//</span>www.google.com/ or <div style="display: inline">https://www.google.com/</div> to prevent auto-links), but Pandoc converts it to [https:%%//%%www.google.com/](https:%%//%%www.google.com/).
HTTP example
DokuWiki:
URL-encodes the filename it adds to the command line. Useful if you want to pass the filename to the Internet in some way. For example, you could have a context menu command which does an automatic Google search for the selected filename with: **https:%%//%%www.google.com/search?q={file%%|%%urlencode}**
GFM:
URL-encodes the filename it adds to the command line. Useful if you want
to pass the filename to the Internet in some way. For example, you could
have a context menu command which does an automatic Google search for
the selected filename with:
**[https:%%//%%www.google.com/search?q={file%%\|%%urlencode](https:%%//%%www.google.com/search?q=%7Bfile%%%7C%%urlencode)}**
So if your username on the //bigcompany.com// FTP site were //jon// and your password were //apple//, you could make a connection with the path string **ftp:%%//%%jon:[email protected]/**. You can type this sort of path into the location field, or use it in buttons and hotkeys with the internal command set to automate your use of FTP. For example you could [[:customize:creating_your_own_buttons|set up a button or hotkey]] to automatically copy (upload) selected files to this site using the raw command **Copy TO "ftp:%%//%%jon:[email protected]"**.
GFM:
So if your username on the *bigcompany.com* FTP site were *jon* and your
password were *apple*, you could make a connection with the path string
**[ftp:%%//%%jon:apple@bigcompany.com/](ftp:%%//%%jon:[email protected]/)**.
You can type this sort of path into the location field, or use it in
buttons and hotkeys with the internal command set to automate your use
of FTP. For example you could [set up a button or
hotkey](/customize/creating_your_own_buttons) to automatically copy
(upload) selected files to this site using the raw command **Copy TO
"[ftp:%%//%%jon:apple@bigcompany.com](ftp:%%//%%jon:[email protected])"**.
When DokuWiki's no formatting syntax (
%% %%
) is used in HTTP/FTP URLs, Pandoc will parse it in a wrong way. For example,https:%%//%%www.google.com/
should be converted tohttps://www.google.com/
(orhttps:<span>//</span>www.google.com/
or<div style="display: inline">https://www.google.com/</div>
to prevent auto-links), but Pandoc converts it to[https:%%//%%www.google.com/](https:%%//%%www.google.com/)
.HTTP example
DokuWiki:
GFM:
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FTP example
DokuWiki:
GFM:
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Pandoc version
OS: Windows 11 22631.2428 x64
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