Post #61,939
11/8/02 9:20:53 PM
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I can't recreate it (yet)
It blows up on the preview in regular forums, but the same content does *not* blow up in the Test forum. I am still experimenting. Will get back to ya on it. Thanks.
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Post #61,982
11/9/02 8:57:34 PM
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I can't recreate anymore
If I encounter it in the future, perhaps I can make a copy of the exact text that triggered it and email it to an z.iwethey representative.
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Post #61,983
11/9/02 9:00:29 PM
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Just post the text.
Turn off all the conversion checkboxes and the text should post fine. Thanks.
Regards,
-scott anderson
"Welcome to Rivendell, Mr. Anderson..."
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Post #62,010
11/10/02 12:37:04 AM
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way too raw for my tastes
(* Turn off all the conversion checkboxes and the text should post fine. *)
Including the "newline" and "html" checkboxes? How do I get italics and paragraph spacing than? Do you mean all checkboxes, or only those with "convert" in the description? I would not mind the second that much if P tags did not require closing /P's. Requiring closing /P tags really gets annoying IMO.
BTW, it would be nice to have an HREF next to the weecodes checkbox for weecode help.
Thanks.
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Post #62,027
11/10/02 3:28:41 AM
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Re: way too raw for my tastes
I would not mind the second that much if P tags did not require closing /P's. Requiring closing /P tags really gets annoying IMO. It's merely a requirement of valid (X)HTML. That's got nothing to do with Zope or anything like that...
-YendorMike
What if the hokey pokey really is what it's all about? - Jimmy Buffett, June 20, 2002, Tinley Park
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Post #62,073
11/10/02 5:25:38 PM
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Re: way too raw for my tastes
Bryce, only you would bitch about something so damn trivial. Scott has worked his ass off on this software, which despite skaky DB drivers is fast, beautiful, and more or less up all the time. And YOU, the Galileo of pointless bitching, find it too hard on your delicate fingers to type a damn tag.
SHEESH! I'll bet your parents threw a party when you left home!
-drl
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Post #62,094
11/10/02 9:09:37 PM
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[cackle]...____Galileo of____ :-\ufffd
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Post #62,218
11/11/02 1:23:04 PM
11/11/02 1:25:09 PM
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They changed the standard then
The issue came up about 3 years ago. Somebody quoted a passage from the W3C (sp?) website that demonstrated that a closing P tag is *not* required.
Maybe they backpeddled in the updates since, but it was not required a few years ago. Plus it is dumb extra typing and clutter, brought to us by the same people who invented that f*cken semicolon no doubt. I think of the P tag like an infix operator, such a plus sign in math or "." in Perl or "&" in VBscript.
So shuv your cackling where stellar photon radiation does not reach.
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Edited by tablizer
Nov. 11, 2002, 01:25:09 PM EST
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Post #62,230
11/11/02 1:54:53 PM
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Here's the deal.
This board emits HTML 4.01 Transitional.
The closing tag is required for compliance.
Feel free to write your own that emits HTML 3.2.
Dr Peter prescribes a nice warm cup of shut the fuck up.
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Post #62,238
11/11/02 2:33:15 PM
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lerpadism alert (new thread)
Created as new thread #62237 titled [link|/forums/render/content/show?contentid=62237|lerpadism alert]
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Post #62,295
11/11/02 8:21:27 PM
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Trouble is...
... the P tag was never an "infix operator". It was always a container. Which meant it had a beginning and an end. It's just that until HTML 4.0, the ending tag was optional.
Wade.
"Ah. One of the difficult questions."
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Post #62,041
11/10/02 10:45:29 AM
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Re: way too raw for my tastes
Just for posting the bug report.
re: closing <p> tags: that's valid HTML 4.01 transitional, which is the target here. I can't very well claim that in the meta tags without requiring *all* content to be constructed that way.
Regards,
-scott anderson
"Welcome to Rivendell, Mr. Anderson..."
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