#16667: Fixed edit link on welcome text to use correct ID and relative url.

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branch : dev

src/Orchard.Web/Modules/Orchard.Setup/Services/SetupService.cs

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
 using System;
+using System.Globalization;
 using System.Linq;
 using System.Web;
 using Orchard.ContentManagement;
@@ -274,7 +275,7 @@ namespace Orchard.Setup.Services {
             // create a welcome page that's promoted to the home page
             var page = contentManager.Create("Page");
             page.As<RoutePart>().Title = T("Welcome to Orchard!").Text;
-            page.As<BodyPart>().Text = "<p>You’ve successfully setup your Orchard Site and this is the homepage of your new site. Here are a few things you can look at to get familiar with the application. Once you feel confident you don’t need this anymore, you can <a href=\"/Admin/Contents/Edit/7\">remove this by going into editing mode</a> and replacing it with whatever you want.</p><p>First things first - You’ll probably want to <a href=\"Admin/Settings\">manage your settings</a> and configure Orchard to your liking. After that, you can head over to <a href=\"Admin/Themes\">manage themes to change or install new themes</a> and really make it your own. Once you’re happy with a look and feel, it’s time for some content. You can start creating new custom content types or start with some built-in ones by <a href=\"Admin/Pages/Create\">adding a page</a>, <a href=\"Admin/Blogs/Create\">creating a blog</a> or <a href=\"Admin/Navigation\">managing your menus.</a></p><p>Finally, Orchard has been designed to be extended. It comes with a few built-in modules such as pages and blogs or themes. If you’re looking to add additional functionality, you can do so by creating your own module or installing a new one that someone has made. Modules are created by other users of Orchard just like you so if you feel up to it, <a href=\"http://www.orchardproject.net/\">please consider participating</a>. XOXO – The Orchard Team </p>";
+            page.As<BodyPart>().Text = string.Format(CultureInfo.CurrentCulture, "<p>You’ve successfully setup your Orchard Site and this is the homepage of your new site. Here are a few things you can look at to get familiar with the application. Once you feel confident you don’t need this anymore, you can <a href=\"Admin/Contents/Edit/{0}\">remove this by going into editing mode</a> and replacing it with whatever you want.</p><p>First things first - You’ll probably want to <a href=\"Admin/Settings\">manage your settings</a> and configure Orchard to your liking. After that, you can head over to <a href=\"Admin/Themes\">manage themes to change or install new themes</a> and really make it your own. Once you’re happy with a look and feel, it’s time for some content. You can start creating new custom content types or start with some built-in ones by <a href=\"Admin/Pages/Create\">adding a page</a>, <a href=\"Admin/Blogs/Create\">creating a blog</a> or <a href=\"Admin/Navigation\">managing your menus.</a></p><p>Finally, Orchard has been designed to be extended. It comes with a few built-in modules such as pages and blogs or themes. If you’re looking to add additional functionality, you can do so by creating your own module or installing a new one that someone has made. Modules are created by other users of Orchard just like you so if you feel up to it, <a href=\"http://www.orchardproject.net/\">please consider participating</a>. XOXO – The Orchard Team </p>", page.Id);
 
             contentManager.Publish(page);
             siteSettings.Record.HomePage = "RoutableHomePageProvider;" + page.Id;