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This has been happening a lot lately too.
I just open another window in my browser and point that to the forum but I only have to do that with the DAZ forum - any other that I use doesn't have that problem. But then there are so many things wrong with this forum software (not least the many, many times it just loses connection to the server) that I live in hope that DAZ will see the light and dump it. I and a few friends started a forum a few years ago with public domain software hosted on an old Linux box in the Australian outback and it performs so much better than this one.
Error: Server Error
The server encountered an error and could not ...
That just happened as I was typing this reply.
Or just middle-click on the quote button to open the reply in a new tab while retaining the original.
A few of the codes, in all of them type < instead of [ and > instead of ]. Had to use the square brackets for them to be visible. Bold is where you need to type appropriate info.
Paragraph: [p]text[/p]
Image: [img src="image address" style="height=scaledheightpx;width=800px" /]
Hyperlink: [a href="link address"]visible link text[/a]
Carriage Return: [br/]
Bold: [b]bold text[/b]
Italic: [i]Italic text[/i]
Underline: [u]Underlined Text[/u]
Strikeout: [s]Struck Out Text[/s]
Numbered list (Ordered List): wrap the list with [ol]multiple numbered lines[/ol] each numbered line (List Item) inside the list will be wrapped by [li]line text[/li] No need to type in the line numbers for the list.
I think those are the most common ones I use. Note, the image one can be nested inside the hyperlink to provide an equivalent result to using the image databox in the full editor.
Regards,
Richard.
Wow, richardandtracy, that takes me back to when I had to write lengthy documents (at work in the early 1990's) using native html - I've forgotten almost all of it now!
Remember when the forum had a problem (a few months ago I think) when the formatted comment box disappeared for a while? I struggled to do more than [p]xxxxxxx[/p]!
I was on a large number of forums in 2001, and none of them were anywhere near this bad.
Thanks. I saved a copy of this and sent it to myself so I can reference it from my phone. But no promises on actually using it.
I also middlemouse click all of the things. One more protip, literally found it out by accident 22 seconds ago. You can hit double enter(enter button twice fast) to quickly jump out of the quote box.
lazier method for paragraphs on phone
type as normal and stick
[p][/p]
where you want paragraph breaks
another alternative - just force dessktop mode up in your browser options/ it borks scaling a bit, so if you have bad eyes its probably not for you, but you then get the non-mobile version of the site
(I use this for a lot of non daz sites as well, sites being borked by mobile is not unique to daz, and daz is far from the worst offender)
Definitely agree the quote thing is annoying thogh - would be very pro daz fixing it
...I remember back in the 80s having to manually embed formatting codes into text files so that the finished document would print out with proper margins, paragraph breaks, and typeface styles. I also did the "reverse", writing large macros that were effectively full blown programmes to decode typesetting tapes for transferring medical journal articles (which were a single long data stream with embedded printing format codes that included chemical and mathematical formulas as well as genetic sequences [the latter, an interesting challenge]) into files that could be viewed on a screen in the same format as the original printed copy. Only a single quality check pass was required to catch anything that may have been missed due to inconsistencies in the codes used.
I have to confess I still use Notepad++ to write my very simple website, doing the entire HTML thing as a text file, using the coding colours from Notepad++ as syntax checking. I did try Word and a couple of web page generators but could never force the wretched things to produce the result I wanted, so reverted to hand coding. The results are between 10% and 20% of the size of the automatically generated ones and much easier to read the code for errors.
I will try j Cade's suggestion of forcing a desktop display. Might make things easier.
Regards,
Richard
If you intend to quote someone, and perhaps you are going to explain something or give a long response you don't intend to retype, just write your response first in something like textedit, notepad or whatever, because if you are investing any effort, it WILL be erased when there is the inevitable Cloudflare as the new quote method does not save a draft of what you were writing.
This is particularly annoying since most of DAZ's troubleshooting and customer help is provided by forum members who will most likely be quoting someone and with the frequency of server based Cloudflares lately, there's a good chance of their response being lost mid sentence... that can be really annoying and will reduce the likelihood of someone retyping a response and the issue potentially be unaddressed.
But yeah... go NFTs!!
Maybe with the $100Million injection from Unity no customers will be needed for a few years, and with NFT money creation from thin air, the forum really is last year's high fashion and now ready to be discarded.
Just the cynic in me operating normally.
Also, multi-quote capabilities would be nice too...
I just had to click twice to reply to you, click to make the red thing appear and then click it... Who thought this was a good idea? Before it was click quote and start typing. WAY better than it is now. This new one is annoying.
Atlas is shrugging as we speak.