At 4/15/05 04:33 PM, juraj wrote:
Wait a second, Maus. Where did I told to beat up the new people?
Maus said beating down, not beating up. Rather different meanings.
It would be too stupid to display the tags just to make it easier for some people at Wi/Ht? to help out noobs.
Quit being a butthead. This thread is about making suggestions, not tearing them apart. And besides, it's not just Wi/Ht that would profit from this; the posts made in the Programming forum often use a lot of tags.
Also, I can't imagine the computer that won't be able to save one damn .txt file.
Students on school computers are often restricted from saving files, to prevent the spread of viruses.
And if even that's the case, just open up a blog or something on the internet and paste it and save it there, so you can retrieve it when necessary.
And what on earth does saving the post have ANYTHING to do with displaying (rather than evaluating) HTML tags?!? Saving a post in a blog or a TXT file will not help you in any way in keeping the HTML tags from evaluating. At the moment, I'm having to use <i><</i>a> to keep tags from evaluating. Don't quite see how saving a post would do that for me.
Come on. I find this idea ridicilous. Or I'm misunderstanding something.
That's because you're assuming that the user would have to do something special to their posts. They wouldn't. I've added this exact same feature to the Retrogade BBS a while back, and it's worked perfectly fine.