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Re: Web posts lose line structure [message #25225 is a reply to message #25216] Tue, 31 May 2005 23:57 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
leecovuk is currently offline  leecovuk   United Kingdom
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Just confirming 'line structure' problem is indeed ok now in the situation specified previously.

I've got the MLM side working again now with an external MLM, and it looks like I will have to work out very carefully which MLM / Forum settings combinations are workable for tag options HTML / Fudcode / None.

Specifically regarding the 'quote' function on the web for quoting an html email, you can end up with html code being resolved in the quote.

I'm also finding that a Fudcode or HTML post on the web is being mailed out to the mail list as plain text, where I would prefer it to come out with the poster's chosen formatting.

hmmm

Are there any specific known limits / logic I should know here, to save me random testing of what is and isn't possible, regarding the things I've just mentioned?
Or maybe some relevant mods? I have looked a little but will look some more.

I have revisited Fud now after grappling a lot with phpBB and M2F; my testing has been sending me backwards and forwards between the 2 applications, trying really hard to find which (if either) works as I want.
Also, neither seems to support (or fully support) a WYSIWYG text editor for posting, which I feel would be very preferable for users, even though BBCode / Fudcode are not _that_ complex.

thankyou.
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