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Software => HTML & templates => HFS ~ HTTP File Server => RAWR-Designs => Topic started by: Kochleffel on September 10, 2010, 03:02:17 PM
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Hi,
could someone tell me which language will be used for comments when i wanna add an image or formated text inside the comment?
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HTML
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i use your new live 3.01..
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< strong > just a test < /strong >
i see it unformatted
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< strong > just a test < /strong >
correct syntax:
<strong> just a test </strong>
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That is because comments are not allowed to use HTML with Live 3.0.1.
If you had read the readme.txt about tooltips, I did outline this issue.
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----- Tooltips.
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Live template has never been able to display the extra item information
that HFS can provide (such as comments), until now.
We have come up with a tooltip system, it integrates with the current
interface and displays when you hover on items, or the server
information in the footer. You can hover on the tooltip itself to pause
and read the information.
If you do not want tooltips you can turn them off in the
template settings.
[color=red]
HTML markup and Double Quotes are not allowed in the comment field
of Live. A small HFS macro is used to prevent this issue from breaking
the template.[/color]
Actually I will expand as to why that is here,
I use a custom attribute on each item, and fill the content of the tooltip dynamically with JavaScript. I can't use double quotes otherwise it breaks the attribute string, and I can't use HTML because it breaks the template, depends on the markup you use, but its bad to let it happen. You shouldn't need to use anything for the comments, Live is only designed to have small informative item comments anyway.
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That is because comments are not allowed to use HTML with Live 3.0.1.
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In this case, you should perhaps add a macro to prohibit display of comments containing <, >, </ ...
because, if a user has previously created comments containing HTML commands with HFS, the result in web page, with items containing such comments is rather ugly. :-\
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It was a quick fix, and it shows the error they have caused. I suppose a macro could be created to just remove all elements between < and >, so it simply hides it away.
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maybe {.replace|<|<|>|>|%item-comment%.}
but it shows the tags, it's ugly.
maybe {.regexp|<([^>]+>)([^<>]+)</\1|%item-comment%|replace=$2.}
it's supposed to keep only the content of the tags, but it works only with tag+closingTag.
after that you should remove remained tags
i'm not sure on the \1 and $2
just check it out, because i tested nothing i just posted