Version: Apprunner Build: April 29th build. (1999042908) Expected Results: If no url is specified in the Link to field, the link should not be inserted. What I got: The linked text is inserted into the document. Steps to Reproduce: 1) Launch Apprunner. 2) Select Editor from the Task menu. 3) Place cursor in document and click on Link from the toolbar. 4) Type in some text for the link source. (Text that is to displayed in the document) 5) Leave the Link to field empty. Click the OK button. 6) Notice that the linked text is inserted.Since there isn't a url source specified, the linked text shouldn't be inserted.

Assign to Akkana

Part of the link dialog rework.

Based on the "crawl, walk, run" philosophy, we think it is better to get more dialogs working rather than getting each one perfect. Its OK to file bugs on missing behavior, of course, I'm just explaining the implementation process.

It would be best to fix this after the "onchange" handler works for text fields, so postponing for a better milestone.

Thinking about this, I'm not sure its a bug. In the case of a new link, if there is no URL, nothing happens (we don't insert the "A" tag), so no harm done. In the case of an existing link, allowing the user to delete the URL seems a logic way to remove the link. Otherwise they have to know about the "Remove Link(s)" item in the Format menu. Any opinions? (I'll bring up the issue in the editor and UI news groups)

Checked in 7/22 We now allow an empty link editfield as a means to remove an existing link: Select some text, click on the link button, enter the link URL (if you leave this empty, no link will be created), click OK. Click on the link button again, you should see the link URL you typed before. If you clear that text and click OK, the link should be removed from the document.

verified in 7/26 build.