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mkruer
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Post by mkruer »

I didn’t know there was a limit but this is all the more of a reason to come up with a BASIC set of standardized BBCode extensions. Choose the ones most frequently used or likely to be used, and make those into the new BBCode standard.

Just my opinion, feel free to flame away.
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Post by NaviFriends »

karlsemple wrote:
NaviFriends wrote:Is this OK?
The input is stopped after 16 custom BBCcodes.

"You cannot create any more BBCodes. Please
remove one or more BBCodes then try again"


BR,
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as it says...you are allowed 16 custom bbcodes and you have hit that limit.


karlsemple

Thanks for the answer, but why only 16?


BR,
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Post by karlsemple »

NaviFriends wrote:
karlsemple wrote:
NaviFriends wrote:Is this OK?
The input is stopped after 16 custom BBCcodes.

"You cannot create any more BBCodes. Please
remove one or more BBCodes then try again"


BR,
NaviFriends



as it says...you are allowed 16 custom bbcodes and you have hit that limit.


karlsemple

Thanks for the answer, but why only 16?


BR,
NaviFriends



thats a question for the Devs :) i have no idea why only 16.
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Post by DavidMJ »

It has to do with signed integers and PHP's handling of them. We use bitshifts to create bitmasks, these bitmasks detail which BBCodes are used in a post. This allows us to only search and replace those bbcodes, an excellent performance enhancement. However, they only handle so many shifts...

Past a certain point, the mask becomes negative and thus useless... A solution has been created to give us many more bits in our bitmasks and thus ending this problem, expect to see this fixed soonish (this really means any time before we release :P)
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Post by NaviFriends »

:D

THX for your reply DavidMJ!

Best Regards,
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Post by patrikstar »

DavidMJ wrote: A solution has been created to give us many more bits in our bitmasks and thus ending this problem, expect to see this fixed soonish (this really means any time before we release :P)


Sounds Great Can't Wait

But another question do you know why having one to many will render all of the other BBCodes useless in the same post?
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Post by DavidMJ »

The bits lose meaning when you work with a negative mask, it would not work properly.
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Post by morbidpalooza »

Thank you sooo mush for your heard work! I am sure I will put all them new codes to good work!



GREAT JOB!
My phpBB 3.0 test forum!

http://www.morbidpalooza.com/phpBB3/
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Post by Puck »

Black-Strip Spoiler Code, mouseover to read:

BB Usage:

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[spoiler]{TEXT}[/spoiler]
HTML Replace:

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<span style="background-color: #000; color: #000;" onmouseover="this.style.color='#FFF';" onmouseout="this.style.color=this.style.backgroundColor='#000';">{TEXT}</span>
I prefer this spoiler code method as it doesn't require clicking and hidden HTML. It just sets both the background and foreground color of the text to black and changes it to white text when the cursor hovers over the text.
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Post by patrikstar »

added an offtopic BBCode

it displays as so:
Offtopic: This is the offtopic text.

on normal forums that required:

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[i][b][color=#114499]Offtopic:[/b][/color] [color=#2277DD]This is the offtopic text.[/color][/i]
mine requires:

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[offtopic]This is the offtopic text.[/offtopic]
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Post by Kirsty2 »

This should be stickied.. great thread, thanks!
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Post by tanner_S. »

I sorta created a tables one. Not much, but it could be expanded.

Table Demo

stable
BBCode Usage:

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[stable]{TEXT}[/stable]
HTML Replacement:

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<table border=1><tr><td>{TEXT}
ncell
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[ncell]{TEXT}[/ncell]
HTML Replacement

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</td></tr><tr><td>{TEXT}
etable
BBCode Usage:

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[etable]{TEXT}[/etable]
HTML Replacement

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</td></tr></table>
'stable' is the start of a table, 'ncell' is a new cell, and 'etable' is the end of a table.

:P

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Post by leon2ky »

Great work guys! Keep'm coming :D.
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Post by p0wn »

BB Code:

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[homepage]{URL}[/homepage]
HTML:

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 <a href="#" onClick="this.style.behavior='url(#default#homepage)';this.setHomePage('{URL}');">Click here to make {URL} your default homepage!</a>
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Post by p0wn »

BB CODE: [BoucyText]{TEXT}[/BouncyText]

HTML: <marquee behavior=alternate>{TEXT}</marquee>
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