Hello,

I created a new team.

I wrote the description.

But the formatting of the text don't work.

And no 'RETURN'.

And I can't insert [ img ] 's.


Also in the profile - if I insert at the top or on the bottom some space-lines.. They wouldn't saved.
After in the profile overview the spaces are not there.
In past this space-lines were saved.


Is there something broken?
Or why it don't work?


Thanks a lot!

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Dont use BBCodes. You have to use html codes.

BTW: Why do you have left SG?

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Thank you! It worked.. :-)

But this HTML tags are new for me..

'b' and 'i' work similar like the BBC.

<br> for a 'RETURN'.


But not the <img>..

<img src="http://www.boincstats.com/signature/user_1083463.gif" alt="Sutaru Tsureku Stats">

..it's correct?
(but the 'title' instead of 'alt' don't work?)


Then there are also:
<a> (hyperlink)
<p> (paragraph)
<pre> (preformatted)

For what's this and how it work?


http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/html.php
No other HTML tags work?


Thanks a lot!


BTW.
Yes.. - I left SETI.Germany because of different thoughts.

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...it's correct?
(but the 'title' instead of 'alt' don't work?)

"alt" is a placeholder when the image can't be displayed.

Then there are also:
<a> (hyperlink)

like [url=... ]

<p> (paragraph)

like a paragraph in msword

<pre> (preformatted)

same as [pre][/pre]

Try googling for "HTML reference". Here is a German one.

Gruß,
Gundolf

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Use single quotes in the image tag: <img src='http://www.boincstats.com/signature/user_1083463.gif'>

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Thanks!


Now..

I think the '&' is broken.

I wanted to insert an URL with 2 '&', but after saving the webside made a 'funny' URL from it.

An extension with 'amp':
'&amp'


I wanted to insert this URL in my profile:

http://www.allprojectstats.com/perday.php?mode=1&projekt=15&id=138633

Here in this post it work, but in my profile the URL is after saving:

http://www.allprojectstats.com/perday.php?mode=1&projekt=15&id=138633

Then it look like:




It could be reported to some one (which can solve the prob ;-) ?

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The '&' is not broken, it's a special HTML character that has to be escaped when used in addresses for example. I don't know which escape character is to be used in your case, try doubling ('&&') or a backslash ('\&') or perhaps the HTML hex representation (&#038;).

What happens if you simply remove the "amp;" part from "&amp;"?

[edit] Or try Ageless's trick with single quotes [/edit]

Gruß,
Gundolf

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Thanks.. :-)


But I wanted to use it for my profile here.. there I can use only BBC.

Or would work HTML also in the profiles?


If I insert and save this in my profile:
http://www.allprojectstats.com/perday.php?mode=1&projekt=15&id=138633

It will be saved as:
http://www.allprojectstats.com/perday.php?mode=1&amp;projekt=15&amp;id=138633


I can't remove the 'amp;'s'..


Everytime I save.. the webside insert the 'amp;'s'

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If I insert and save this in my profile:
http://www.allprojectstats.com/perday.php?mode=1&projekt=15&id=138633

It will be saved as:
http://www.allprojectstats.com/perday.php?mode=1&amp;projekt=15&amp;id=138633

If I insert [img]http://www.allprojectstats.com/perday.php?mode=1&projekt=15&id=138633[/img] using IE6, nothing is changed, though the image isn't displayed either. But don't you think 800 by 550 pixels is a bit big anyway? :-)

Gruß,
Gundolf

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If I insert and save this in my profile:
http://www.allprojectstats.com/perday.php?mode=1&projekt=15&id=138633

It will be saved as:
http://www.allprojectstats.com/perday.php?mode=1&amp;projekt=15&amp;id=138633

If I insert [img]http://www.allprojectstats.com/perday.php?mode=1&projekt=15&id=138633[/img] using IE6, nothing is changed, though the image isn't displayed either. But don't you think 800 by 550 pixels is a bit big anyway? :-)

Gruß,
Gundolf

Thanks! :-)


? *confused*

Ops..


You have IE 6, you save the URL nothing changed/added and you don't see the pic/graph?
Where you saved the URL?

If I save this URL in my profile, no way. [look upper post, not well graph, something 'mystical'..]
If I save this URL in the forum, the pic is shown correct.


You can see with your IE 6 my inserted [ img]'s in my upper post?


I use IE 8.
'Normal' and 'view compatibility mode/option' don't help, both the same phenomenon.


Noo.. it's not too big..
..look to my prifile.. I like big images.. ;-D


MfG
:-)

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You have IE 6, you save the URL nothing changed/added and you don't see the pic/graph?

Yes.

Where you saved the URL?

I misinterpreted "profile" for "signature", so I tried it in my Community preferences.

If I save this URL in my profile, no way. [look upper post, not well graph, something 'mystical'..]
If I save this URL in the forum, the pic is shown correct.

You can see with your IE 6 my inserted [ img]'s in my upper post?

Yes.
But you were wrong: the "amp;" isn't inserted in the profile, it's added by the BBCode processing. If you edit your profile again, nothing is added.

BTW, I didn't find an "escape" sequence.

Gruß,
Gundolf

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..hmm.. but in the community preferences you can edit your sig..


If I insert an URL with my IE 8 in my profile with '&'.. after saving and next visit in the profile I see an amp; extension after every '&' in the URL [after look in the properties of the pic].

But it's no longer needed, I like more the current pic's.. ;-)


Thanks a lot!


What you mean with "escape" sequence?

An 'error' in my profile?

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..hmm.. but in the community preferences you can edit your sig..

That's what I've written.

If I insert an URL with my IE 8 in my profile with '&'.. after saving and next visit in the profile I see an amp; extension after every '&' in the URL [after look in the properties of the pic].

Only in the properties! That's what I've written.

What you mean with "escape" sequence?

Those sequences to "mask" the &, as mentioned in my other post:

The '&' is not broken, it's a special HTML character that has to be escaped when used in addresses for example. I don't know which escape character is to be used in your case, try doubling ('&&') or a backslash ('\&') or perhaps the HTML hex representation (&#038;).

Gruß,
Gundolf

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