[Cspace]

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[marquee]BrooooM BroooM! Awwwoooooooowwwwwwoooooooooooowwwooo[/marquee]

^^hehehe, police Chase!!

[wave]Purty[/wave]

Oohh, is that what wave does?

I love the new stuff Cspace!!!!

EDIT: For some reason, Wave works in preview post, but not in the actual post itself.... Any ideas Cspace?

Try it out in preview, it works...

The wave is pretty sensitive, lol. Can only be used once per page and cannot be altered by other tags (and punctuation doesn't look too pretty, hehe).

[Ratty]

Ah, alright

Hehe

*waits for another 14 replies so theres a new page*

[Zoo]

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(I really like the marquee )

Edit: grr. . . misspelled the punctuation! Hmm. . . never done that before.

This post has been edited by zoo newt: 17 December 2004 - 01:52 AM

[Kimojuno]

This post has been edited by Kimojuno: 17 December 2004 - 01:40 AM

[CongressJon]

Two things I've learned...

• No punctuation. I've tried commas, apostraphes, exclamation points, all within the "blocks". They all come up all... erroneous.
• Wave = GAAAAAAH! Can't get it to work!

[Cspace]

Wave = GAAAAAAH! Can't get it to work!

'Cause it was already used on this page, hehe

[Phieta]

Look in my sig... few problems.

Yes, punctuation does seem to break the code. I couldn't get the greater/ less than symbols to work (had to use > and < instead). Quotes were even weirder; it rejected the " too... I ended up using a pair of single quotes, which still looks fine.

[Ratty]

Oohh, Phieta working around the system!

Hehehe, Phi's t3h hax0r!

[Raktor]

Since we're using php, I know how to fix it, but I don't know.

You can use code to, for example, make all quotes equal &quot, and stuff like that, but it would require a fair bit of coding. I might ask my more php knowledgeable friends.

[Cspace]

Since we're using php, I know how to fix it, but I don't know.

You can use code to, for example, make all quotes equal &quot, and stuff like that, but it would require a fair bit of coding. I might ask my more php knowledgeable friends.

The new effects either consist of DHTML or Javascript, and in order to make an addition such as that to convert all punctuation you wouldn't only need knowledge of PHP but a good understanding of InvisionBoard. Even with it modified for the entire forums it may not affect DHTML, which is what is used with the tags in question (and if it did affect the tags... you would want to tell it specifically which line and character it should affect, otherwise it is likely to cause the script to turn into a long string of ugly characters).

The forums already convert the normal output of quotations and whatnot, I believe that it (along with many PHP scripts) is just referencing a library which does basically what you're thinking of creating. To create a program which is intelligent enough to determine the output variable in a DHTML script would be very difficult to my knowledge.

It would be much easier (although probably by no means easy) to just edit the scripts themselves instead of create a global and intelligent program.

[Dragonman]

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Ehh, for some reason it won't do any smilies in there.

<--He's feeling left out