Perfect for my needs. I second that this should be a core function of 1.5x. Many thanks to the developer

It is workign great. I had problems initially but an email to the developer and I had the solution extremly fast.
Loved it!

We've been using this extension now on our sites for a few months, and absolutely love it. It has now become a core extension that we install on all of our clients websites to make quick additions and links to their content.

A must have for any developer, freelancer, or general website owner. Even the casual blogger. Can't wait till Version 2 is stable to try it out.

Its brilliant but the 2.0 version has bugs when linking to menu items that aren't just static articles. Any menu that link that results in dynamic content, like 'Home' or 'Section/Category' blogs will not work. Usually sends you somewhere else or an error message!

This looks like a very handy plug-in! It installed without a problem and I was soon using it on the back-end.

Is this supposed to work on the front-end? I was unable to use this on the front-end either through TinyMCE or JCE 1.5 editors.

Thanks!

Great plug in!

Request:
However to be able to validate using a STRICT doctype, the default "target=_self" should be left out.

I'm astonished that this functionality isn't built into the core. I'm also sure that care has to be taken to avoid broken links as the core doesn't seem to be very robust in managing them. But this is a useful way to provide this atom of functionality without having to worry about installing separate editors and it is very user-friendly.

before i got it, i even want to write one. i want to use joomla to make multiple level handbook. for only section and category it has, so i need to make index pages, and this plugin helped. thanks for your effort

The earlier version had problems if used along with latest sh404SEF, but this version works fine.
There is still a bug when one tries to link to Form menu item for ex. Contact Us form, the resulting url doesn't gives 404.
Nice work...

This is an amazing plugin, but it needs one tweak to work with all the sophisticated SEF solutions out there.

When you have SEF enabled on your site, Linkr will detect that but then it will generate the SEF URL itself based on (but not delegated to) Joomla's built-in, unconfigurable SEF rules. If you install one of the popular advanced SEF packages (I'm using sh404SEF), it won't work at all, and even if you just use Joomla's built-in SEF, it won't work for any article that doesn't have a menu item pointing to it.

I was able to get this extension to work perfectly with sh404SEF by manually eliminating the SEF logic from the Linkr code so that it always generates a raw url to the article. SEF solutions work in both directions, they will convert the friendly URL you put in your browser to the raw URL on the back-end, but they will also convert raw URLs back to friendly URLs *using the same set of rules* as the page is put together. It's actually safer to store the raw URL in your articles so that if you ever change SEF solutions or even just change the rules in your SEF solution, you won't have a site full of broken links as they'll all be translated according to the new rules automatically.

That being said, I still give this plugin an excellent rating since it was probably the most beneficial to our writers.

This works brilliantly.
To get it to work with SmartSEF, disable SmartSEF, and in global configuration disable SEF, mod rewrite, and suffix to URLs. Do all your linking, and when you are finished just go back and enable everything again, and you'll have SEF URLs.

It's not working with Artio JoomSEO or SmartSEF - only with built-in Joomla 1.5 SEF-mechanism.

Thank you guys for this great extension. It really would be a MUST for the core, because it surely is a central point of any CMS.
And it works fine with SEF as well. If the first guess isn't correct just use configure link, and it should be done within seconds. (I'm using the buildt-in SEF for 1.5).

Works perfect if you didn't enable SEF. To have it work with SEF, you need to have a menu associated with the article you are going to link. Otherwise, the link just won't work. In my case, the generated link went to the homepage. If this is fixed, this extension would be super-perfect. Thanks!

This is realy great. Easy installing and works good.
Has to be a stand function in Joomla!

Many thanks for the work!

Marcel