Extended Links

The browser adds an extra space to a link that is only part of a word. For example, the code

<A HREF= "Http://somewhere/something">Test</A>ing

displays “Test ing” on your mobile channel.

Cause

The Mobile Channels interpreter uses links that are discrete words. When the interpreter finds a link made of a partial word, the interpreter adds an extra space between the end of the link and the next character. This extra space then becomes part of the original link.

Resolution

Make only complete words into links.