HTML character refs get through the parser

[HarryW]

Hey there.

No biggie here, just a note in case it had slipped your attention:

HTML character refs such as ¾ come out like this: ¾

(I used the old [b][/b] thing for that first one)

It's not a problem. In fact, you could say it was a feature, it might come in handy. Can be a bit annoying though. I'm not sure if the parser you use at the moment sorts out entitity refs like & , if not then it might be handy. I don't write much HTML here so it doesn't matter to me particularly.

Anway I thought you forum coders looked a bit at a loss for things to do () so there's something to add to the list of things to do, if you think it's beneficial to change it.

[parksie]

This is only good behaviour outside [code] tags because as people have said before, things like &lt go manky.