That seemed to be the only one, though.
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That seemed to be the only one, though.
Now to try a bit more of a code sample:
Code:If This Is SomeCode() Then
Duplicate()
End If
And again:
VB Code:
If This Is SomeCode() Then Duplicate() End If
And again:
VB Code:
If This Is SomeCode() Then Duplicate() End If
So, no duplication with the # tag, but duplication with the VB tag.
Here's a second attempt:
VB Code:
Dim bulb As CoWorker bulb = Nothing bulb.SetBrightness = 0
Here's a second attempt:
VB Code:
Dim bulb As CoWorker bulb = Nothing bulb.SetBrightness = 0
And one final test:
Code:Dim bulb As CoWorker
bulb = Nothing
bulb.SetBrightness = 0
Thus you see: The VB tag gives you TWICE as much, even if your code is sure to fail.
Another tag:
Quote:
This is my quote.
Almost Recursion
This is not a Rick Roll.
Looks like it is the VB tag that is causing issues, but not all posts that duplicate use that tag. Very odd.
vb Code:
[QUOTE]Quoted Code[/QUOTE]
Looks like it is the VB tag that is causing issues, but not all posts that duplicate use that tag. Very odd.
vb Code:
[QUOTE]Quoted Code[/QUOTE]
Code in a quote.Quote:
vb Code:
Dim bulb As CoWorker
Code in a quote.Quote:
vb Code:
Dim bulb As CoWorker
Time to stop abusing Post Race...more than normal.
We tried a few of those scenarios back in July. http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.p...=1#post5306199
Didn't try the vb code tag then, though.
I wonder if it helps at all though since it is so easy to get double posts in the "regular code" forums without having to resort to vb code tags. Sometimes it seems to be how much time you took thinking about a response with the Reply window partially filled in, as opposed to just embedded quotes, or code snippet windows. Could it be tied to the "hidden" auto-save feature, kicking off in the background? Does adding a quote or code snippet window trigger an auto-save buffer collection?
Truth ^Quote:
Code:$php = "sucks";
No duplicate.
I forgot we had a dedicated php tag.PHP Code:$knowledge = true;