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--I shall demonstrate the forum's ineptitude in reading the
--backslash as an escape character for another backslash!
local str1= "Nothing wrong here"
local str2= "But lookie here\\"
local str3= "It did not read the backslashes right!"
print("So now what am I supposed to do?")
... Man, I'm real bad at this lua stuff. I'm not even using the strings I just created!
This is a cleverly disguised bug report. See if you can find it!
--I shall demonstrate the forum's ineptitude in reading the
--backslash as an escape character for another backslash!
local str1= "Nothing wrong here"
local str2= "But lookie here\\"
local str3= "It did not read the backslashes right!"
print("So now what am I supposed to do?")
... Man, I'm real bad at this lua stuff. I'm not even using the strings I just created!
This is a cleverly disguised bug report. See if you can find it!
Unfortunately, you're submitting the bug report to the wrong development team.
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Ilari was kind enough to start this page: Wiki: ForumMarkup. Give it a look over and improve it if you can.
If anything is unclear, feel free to ask here.
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Hey there, I was wondering if you could possibly release the source code for the [.video] tag? A forum I mod has recently switched to SMF2.0 (which is very nice forum software by the way) and now that it's workable again we'd like to start improving it. A tag like [.video] would be a brilliant start.
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I'm glad you like it! :D
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I'm assuming that it's not supposed to show just a black screen with some garbled white... I assume text... scrolling from right to left, for 24 minutes. What does it require to actually show some video footage?
I'm assuming that it's not supposed to show just a black screen with some garbled white... I assume text... scrolling from right to left, for 24 minutes. What does it require to actually show some video footage?
Sorry, Warp. That's nicovideo's fault, not the bbcode or the module's fault. Try again in 10 minutes.
The scrolling text is comments, in Japanese of course. You can disable that by clicking on the speech bubble in the lower-right corner.
The lack of actual video is a problem I've had many times with Nicovideo, unfortunately. Dunno what causes it.
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We now support youku video, which users from China will like.
Link to video
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Another new addition to please Chinese users.
We now support Baidu Tieba.
Link to video
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Warepire wrote:
Doesn't quite work here.
That's a shame, which browser you using?
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Nach wrote:
Warepire wrote:
Doesn't quite work here.
That's a shame, which browser you using?
Opera 12, on Windows XP 64bit (if that matters)
Changed to a screen shot of the problem in my above post in case that helps you understand the problem better.
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Warepire wrote:
Nach wrote:
Warepire wrote:
Doesn't quite work here.
That's a shame, which browser you using?
Opera 12, on Windows XP 64bit (if that matters)
Changed to a screen shot of the problem in my above post in case that helps you understand the problem better.
I get the same problem in the latest version of Chrome (20.0.1) but works in Firefox 13.0.1
Tested on Windows 7 (in case that matters)
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Should be fixed now, let me know.
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Loading this page on a work computer (Win7 / Firefox 3.something) just causes Nahoc's Bomberman videos from this post to show -- no bulletin board, just the embedded videos.
On my laptop (OSX 10.7.3 / Firefox 8.0.1) the video just isn't there instead. Ditto the Baidu video.
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There's too much going on at once on this page, too many conflicts with each other. I'm going to create separate threads so people can test individually.
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Doesn't quite work here.
