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By default the "link to document" under properties tab is relative
When no hostnames has been assigned or e.g. mydomain.com has been assigned and I access backoffice from mydomain.com/umbraco the url is relative, but from my-project.s1.umbraco.io/umbraco (Umbraco Cloud), it then display the link to document as an absolute url.
So it should check for hostnames and it any isn't found (or if it is a relative url), it should use the current hostname.
I am still seing some issue with the preview url, which doesn't always display hostname.
E.g. for mysite.com with hostname mysite.com on root node and when accessing backoffice from this url, the link property under properties tab display a relative url.
Furthermore I noticed when using valid url's with e.g. Danish characters like æ, æ and å or a character like é, then then preview url omit these characters, even Umbraco display the url correct.
It confuse some of the editors since they think the url is broken.
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By default the "link to document" under properties tab is relative
When no hostnames has been assigned or e.g. mydomain.com has been assigned and I access backoffice from mydomain.com/umbraco the url is relative, but from my-project.s1.umbraco.io/umbraco (Umbraco Cloud), it then display the link to document as an absolute url.
So it should check for hostnames and it any isn't found (or if it is a relative url), it should use the current hostname.
In a project I have done something like this:
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