Skript 1.12.2 Links not loading

[Experical]

Hello,
On my server, when I put a link in chat using skript, it works when I click on it to open the page, but the page never loads. When I type the link manually in chrome, it works, it may not be a problem with skript but idk.

Thanks,
Experical

 

[Lego_freak1999]

Hello,
On my server, when I put a link in chat using skript, it works when I click on it to open the page, but the page never loads. When I type the link manually in chrome, it works, it may not be a problem with skript but idk.

Thanks,
Experical

This not a skript problem. Check the url for mistakes in the adress. Look for stuff like color codes beeing formatted as colors instead of text

 

[ShaneBee]

This not a skript problem. Check the url for mistakes in the adress. Look for stuff like color codes beeing formatted as colors instead of text

Actually it is a Skript thing.

Skript has 2 options to circumvent this:
1) You can allow parsing of links via the Skript config

parse links in chat messages: disabled
# Controls how Skript will try to parse links in chat messages.
# If 'disabled' or 'false', no links will be automatically parsed.
# When 'strict', everything starting with http(s):// will be parsed as link.
# When 'lenient', everything that contains a dot will be interpreted as a link.

2) You can parse links yourself:

send "Check out my <link:https://link.here>WEBSITE<reset> It's a great website!"

 

[Lego_freak1999]

Actually it is a Skript thing.

Skript has 2 options to circumvent this:
1) You can allow parsing of links via the Skript config

parse links in chat messages: disabled
# Controls how Skript will try to parse links in chat messages.
# If 'disabled' or 'false', no links will be automatically parsed.
# When 'strict', everything starting with http(s):// will be parsed as link.
# When 'lenient', everything that contains a dot will be interpreted as a link.

2) You can parse links yourself:

send "Check out my <link:https://link.here>WEBSITE"

He is saying that the url is opening so he can click it? So the url must be wrong or am i seeing this wrong?

 

[ShaneBee]

He is saying that the url is opening so he can click it? So the url must be wrong or am i seeing this wrong?

I have a small feeling he worded it wrong, Im assuming he clicks the "link" and nothing happens, because the link isn't parsed

 

[Lego_freak1999]

I have a small feeling he worded it wrong, Im assuming he clicks the "link" and nothing happens, because the link isn't parsed

Now i am currious XD

Me talking about those colorcodes is only due to a terror bug what took me 1,5 year to figgure out.

like in 2015 i was rendering player models on maps but 1 specific site didnt work and i always tought that site just didnt accepted the requests or something. But it always have been those stupid color codes beeing formatted in the url request....

 

[Experical]

The link is parced, and it open in chrome, but the page never loads

It comes up saying do you want to go to this link thing