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  • #22570
    QiaoJiao
    Participant

    Search results (search in files) are unclickable now. It searches but I can’t go to the file, link is unclickable.

    I do messed with links recently but I have no idea how to restore it.
    Tools → Customize → Active strings → Tags including Find in Files hyperlinks >>> left click >>> open url with default program
    nothing changes, links in search results are unclickable. It is underlined, yellowish but hovering or clicking it does nothing.

    Where is option for this?

    #22572
    Yutaka Emura
    Keymaster

    Please select Tag Jump instead of Open URL with Default Program.

    Can you use the Tag Jump command (F10) to jump?

    #22573
    QiaoJiao
    Participant

    Please select Tag Jump instead of Open URL with Default Program

    It doesn’t helped. Same behavior – hovering over it don’t change cursor, clicking does nothing. I tried several things, restarted EmEditor.

    Can you use the Tag Jump command (F10) to jump?

    Yes, it works. So, only clicking has problem.

    Few days ago I was messing with links and removed all actions except for hyperlinks. When I found that search also has “active strings”, I tried to restoring it, but nothing changes. I actually don’t know what “tag” is, it is somehow misleading.

    I did press “reset” – it restored all options here, but search page still is not working with mouse.

    #22575
    Yutaka Emura
    Keymaster

    You can also go to configuration properties -> Link page, and make sure the “Tags including Find in Files hyperlinks” option is set.

    #22577
    QiaoJiao
    Participant

    Thats it! I forgot that I changed them. Thank you!

    “Tag” is confusing, I know them as html tags or tags like for categorizing content. Can’t wrap my head what they have to do with search, so I turned them off.

    I use urls and local links a lot.

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