I behave why this site disable some of the HTML codes such as bold (via <"b">), italic, strike, underline, table of contents, line warp, font color, etc.? Most pages in this site uses <"b> to make text as bold, and line warpping so all of these are gone. Why?
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2010, September 19 - 5:29am
#1
HTML codes disabled for some reason?
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2010, September 19 - 6:44am
#2
Are these not all obsolete in HTML4 ??
2010, September 19 - 10:52am
#3
@sheepmyshaver123:
I behave why this site disable some of the HTML codes such as bold (via <"b">), italic, strike, underline, table of contents, line warp, font color, etc.? Most pages in this site uses <"b> to make text as bold, and line warpping so all of these are gone. Why?
There does appear to be something wrong with HTML formatting with Mac Garden pages at the present - I noticed this a few hours ago prior to making this post (waiting for it to come right, but so far... no).
Basic HTML like bold and ITALIC appears to be working. But not strike or underline or anything more complex than that (right now). This is not normal for the Mac Garden's editing capabilities. I've since tested this using Macintosh and Windows browsers and it appears to be the same on both platforms.
Huston (i.e; Macintosh Garden) we have a problem.
2010, September 19 - 9:24pm
#4
Basically I got tired of the annoying "rainbow color" text (which also clutters up the database), so I blocked some tags. I've enabled what I think is needed, but if stuff really needs to be turned back on, let me know what tags should be re-enabled.
I will NOT re-enable < font >. So don't bother asking about that one.
2010, September 19 - 10:59pm
#5
@Balrog:
See page: http://www.macintoshgarden.org/guides - note visible (broken) code in page: "toc_collapse=0;"
Basic HTML formatting is working again, and that is good enough for me. Thanks.
2010, September 20 - 12:23am
#6
@Balrog:
I'm kind of hoping that you can enable "toc_collapse=1;" too, (for the opposite of "=0"). Thanks.
2010, September 19 - 11:33pm
#7
So I take it that this is not a good suggestion for our Macintosh Garden mascot? 
Don't forget, horses like apples, and this one looks like it's been eating Classic!
2010, September 20 - 2:42am
#8
@Mike Garden:
Where is it broken? I just tweaked the filters so that tables of contents are generated first.
2010, September 20 - 5:11am
#9
@Balrog:
See page: http://www.macintoshgarden.org/apps/ram-charger-301 - scroll down to "toc_collapse=1;" Following this it should say "The Long Story: [show]" and all text following it, down to "In brief:" should be hidden. The "[show]" is a toggle to show or hide the text below it (the "[show]" toggle is no longer there and the list is not hidden). It was working properly until yesterday afternoon (my TZ). Maybe its just something I did...
2010, September 20 - 5:28am
#10
@Mike Garden:
No, it's server side. Somehow the HTML filter got turned off, which allowed anyone to put whatever they want in comments.
Unfortunately I can't turn back on, as it could be used maliciously. I've allowed it in this case, but this won't always work.
2010, September 20 - 11:10am
#11
@Balrog:
Thanks, its good to know it was server side 
I tidied my side up considerably and it looks a lot tidier. However "toc_collapse=1;" is back again.
2010, September 20 - 9:37am
#12
When I add or edit relase, I have that communicate:
"user warning: Duplicate entry '563' for key 'PRIMARY' query: INSERT INTO user_titles_posts (uid, posts) VALUES (563, 1) in /var/www/html/sites/macintoshgarden.org/modules/user_titles/user_titles.module on line 307."
2010, September 20 - 11:53pm
#13
@TataMisia: I see:
"user warning: Duplicate entry '8392' for key 'PRIMARY' query: INSERT INTO user_titles_posts (uid, posts) VALUES (8392, 1) in /var/www/html/sites/macintoshgarden.org/modules/user_titles/user_titles.module on line 307."
I see this for every page I might edit, doesn't seem to be browser or platform dependent. I get this on Macs including Classic Macs running WaMCom browser to Mac OS X using the latest SeaMonkey. Also on Windows. SeaMonkey and Firefox. The duplicate entry number may change but the rest of the message is the same. It seems to occur after I hit the [Save] button when editing. That is, I don't see it in preview, only after saving the edit.
2010, September 20 - 9:38am
#14
And now too
2010, September 20 - 9:38am
#15
Using Firefox 3.6.10
2010, September 21 - 3:31am
#16
Database bug, will get fixed eventually.