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[IPB 3.0] - Suggest , BBCODE: WORD


Guest Jean

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I had a little idea about the BBCode in IP.Board 3.0 and here I come:

The tag : "wikipedia" usage: [name=word]. when you parsing out the tag, the bbcode will generate the correct link to your own "word" (You have to set up before - at the BBCODE System).
If you would create a new BBCODE (for e.g.: you type: Invision Power Services & we will show: Invision Power Services)


On the BBCODE we will enter:

<a href='http://invisionpower.com' style='font-weight:bold;text-decoration: underline'>Invision Power Services</a>

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I just tried it with the above in a bad word filter and it just shows the code.


I even tried bbcode in the badword filter thinking that maybe it was because the above is html.


It just shows the code in the post.



thats because bfarber's example was wrong (wow never thought i'd say that!). His example will only work if you have html enabled in posts, i haven't tried it but this should work:

Setup

Match method: exact

Before: msn

After: [url="http://msn.com/"]MSN[/url]

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thats because bfarber's example was wrong (wow never thought i'd say that!). His example will only work if you have html enabled in posts, i haven't tried it but this should work:



Setup

Match method: exact

Before: msn

After: [url="http://msn.com/"]MSN[/url]

Nothing has changed, both could not work at the badwords filter. I hope you will to put it on your next-board.

Actually, Jean, I'm pretty sure the badword filter would work? Is it stripping out the HTML tags or are you not understanding what people are suggesting?

Setup

Match method: exact

Before: msn

After: <a href='http://msn.com'>MSN</a>


I know what people say but I can't agree at this time because I see results in my eyes, when you put your example values (html is included) so you will see at the topics the "plain text" format. (the html code , without any effect).
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thats because bfarber's example was wrong (wow never thought i'd say that!). His example will only work if you have html enabled in posts, i haven't tried it but this should work:



Setup

Match method: exact

Before: msn

After: [url="http://msn.com/"]MSN[/url]


Like I stated in my post I tried that and it also just shows the code.
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