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>I know what im talking about my friend
Fair enough, you do know what you're talking about. Therefore, I ask you to explain the following things.
When I look in the source code of this post, this is what follows:
Firstly, is this HTML or not? Secondly, can you explain how the content posted above (in particular, the first line) would behave differently in various browsers? (You cited IE 7 as one that, as you claim, executed 'disabled' HTML.)
Thirdly, can you please explain the significance of CSS in determining whether or not the popup window shows or not?
(Note: the said popup does not appear for me within IE 7 running on XP Pro, so I'm at a loss for what causes jbennet's issue.)
Fair enough, you do know what you're talking about. Therefore, I ask you to explain the following things.
When I look in the source code of this post, this is what follows:
<iframe src="http://fusiongroups.net/test.html" /><br /> <br /> I noticed this a while back... it seems that any html in the first part of the body of a message gets interpreted in that little preview box that shows the first part of a thread when you mouse over the title in a forum view... is this known about/considered a problem? If my suspicions are correct; mousing over this thread's title on the daniweb community board listing page title will execute some javascript from another server in a child context of a daniweb page = not good.
Thirdly, can you please explain the significance of CSS in determining whether or not the popup window shows or not?
(Note: the said popup does not appear for me within IE 7 running on XP Pro, so I'm at a loss for what causes jbennet's issue.)
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What is in your code box is one line of "browser-proofed" html, followed by plain text.
It should render as source html code, not as an actual html object.
What is in your code box is one line of "browser-proofed" html, followed by plain text.
It should render as source html code, not as an actual html object.
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Yes thats exactly right.......
HTML code is DISABLED on this site (MEMBERS cannot post HTML coding in posts (And have it execute))
HTML code is DISABLED on this site (MEMBERS cannot post HTML coding in posts (And have it execute))
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> HTML code is DISABLED
Of course, phpBB's use bbcode for formatting and not HTML.
Of course, phpBB's use bbcode for formatting and not HTML.
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So why did I see the html code I put in a code block fully rendered in the edit window when I clicked the back button after posting that code?
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Originally Posted by MidiMagic 
What is in your code box is one line of "browser-proofed" html, followed by plain text.
It should render as source html code, not as an actual html object.
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Originally Posted by The Dude
Yes thats exactly right.......
HTML code is DISABLED on this site (MEMBERS cannot post HTML coding in posts (And have it execute))
But this is a completely pointless argument, everything is going in circles. As far as I'm concerned, it's over -- at least for me.
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Because your browser is executing the code manually! (Which it shouldnt do)
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