Testing 1 2 1 2 Html In Threads

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  1. Juwn

    Juwn Active Member

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    <a href="http://vote.pollcode.com/52974316">bla</a>
    <a href="http://vote.pollcode.com/52974316">bla</a>
    Code:
    <a href="http://vote.pollcode.com/52974316">bla</a>
    HTML:
    <a href="http://vote.pollcode.com/52974316">bla</a>
    testing idk​
    I think it would be nice if there was a way to put HTML in a signature or forum post, and rather than it just displaying what you typed it would actually show up. A bit like [​IMG] but for all HTML tags.
    Am I making sense?
     
    #1 Juwn, Jul 19, 2015
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    So basically implementing source code?
     
    #2 Wrathyio, Jul 19, 2015
  3. Juwn

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    rather then the server going
    "this is html: <html> bla bla bla bla <html>"
    it just becomes part of the server's html.
    I guess so. Also it doesnt allow javascript in signatures like the /sig.php that i showed in chat box earlier and that'd be cool if we had that
     
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  4. Juwn

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    I'm aware that this could become dangerous if someone inserted something very bad which is why I suggest we have a certain rank and above limit on it? Is this possible?
     
    #4 Juwn, Jul 19, 2015
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    The html you posted above is incorrect anyway, you have to start by declaring your doctype and the html document itself, declaring the beginning and the end.

    It still wouldn't work anyway because this is a forum, not a website builder
     
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  6. Juwn

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    yeah, I wasn't exactly making a proper document haha, but it still wouldnt work.
    but it'd be nice if something like
    <!DOCTYPE html>
    <html>
    <body>
    <h1>Something like this Fill</h1>
    </body>
    </html>
    could just be part of the forum code to show a h1
    although I admit for this particular purpose we have tools. What I'm trying to say is just be able to put in things like a pol or a cool interaction-friendly signature
     
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  7. Villa7

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    The forum pages already declare the doctype and rest of the document, so only injecting that html into the signature would work.

    php will work in signatures, provided you host the php file somewhere else and it generates an image.

    also, you can use BBcode in your signatures and comments to make them pretty and to put links in them.
    ...or you could use the wysiwyg editor for simple stuff.
     
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  8. Juwn

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    I know but if you want a moving image (not a gif or webm) or something you can interract with (like javascript) say www.jimune.com/sig/sig2.php then it cannot be embedded
     
    #8 Juwn, Jul 23, 2015
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