Making Drupal's TinyMCE module produce domain absolute URLs

By default Drupal's excellent TinyMCE module will convert domain aboslute URLs (e.g. http://www.stress-free.co.nz/files/u63/drupal_logo.png) into plain old absolute URLs (e.g. /files/u63/drupal_logo.png). Generally this is not a problem so long as you do not want to use an external web service such as FeedBurner for your RSS feeds. 

Unfortunately FeedBurner does not handle plain old absolute URLs very well. This is because the domain name for your FeedBurner enabled RSS feed is feeds.feedburner.com and any absolute (or relative) links in your post try resolving to this domain name rather than the original website.

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