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| robrjohnson |
Posted - 11 September 2005 : 15:56:48
Is it simple to add a tag that will prevent the forum software from parsing the content (e.g. )? It'd be easier than having to insert tags (open & close bold) inside something you're trying to demonstrate. The use would be similar to this:
[[b][/b]url="htt[b][/b]p://w[b][/b]ww.myurl.com"]My url[[b][/b]/url]< |
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| MarcelG |
Posted - 14 September 2005 : 14:21:41
quote:
Originally posted by robrjohnson
Nice! I like the DOS window too!
offtopic ; for the DOS window, check the function ReplaceCMDTags in inc_func_common.asp (used in FormatStr, right at the top), plus the style .codepre in inc_header.asp< |
| robrjohnson |
Posted - 14 September 2005 : 13:39:24
Nice! I like the DOS window too!< |
| MarcelG |
Posted - 14 September 2005 : 10:06:57
I think I've build something that might just work.
Check the function NoParse in my inc_func_common.asp (login demo/demo if you don't want to register)
It uses the CleanCode function, which afaik is in inc_func_posting.asp ; so, in order to get this to work, you might want to move that function from inc_func_posting.asp to inc_func_common.asp, ór include inc_func_posting.asp in all pages.
It seems to be working ; demo: http://www.oxle.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3117 (also use login demo/demo if you don't want to register).< |
| robrjohnson |
Posted - 11 September 2005 : 20:09:31
That's what I did in the example above. It's fine for simple examples but not for extensive examples. It quickly becomes a pain.< |
| laser |
Posted - 11 September 2005 : 16:51:56
It is simple, but it's probably just as easy to insert one tag inside another .... like this :
[url="http://www.v8central.com"]The best motor racing site[/url]< |
