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[iPrank]

The original title is :

Coo                                                                                 l

vBulletin is intelligent. ;)

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Private Sub AAA()
Dim I As Object
'vBulletin can't comment (inline comments) correctly
'I don't think this will work
' Hey it wasn't working in forums :o
 
' OK. Here it is :
' [b]I can't find it ![/b]
 
Dim GotIt As Boolean
 
GotIt = True  'Finally ! It can't get out of my hand
 
End Sub

[iPrank]

Same result in IE, FireFox, Opera.

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http://aaaaaaaaa
http://aaaaaaaaa.aaaaa
http://
www..www.com

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http://www.this/is/a/very/long/link/...ill/display/it

[iPrank]

The short form of Wild Wilder Wildest is www..

[si_the_geek]

'vBulletin can't comment (inline comments) correctly

Actually it's not vBulletin, VBCode is our own addition to the software.. and the fault is in there I'm afraid, so it doesn't matter which browser you use.

[iPrank]

Wow ! You guys wrote the [ vbcode] ! That's great !

[si_the_geek]

Well.. somebody did a few years back!

It was possibly John - who actually wrote vBulletin for this site, and later made it a separate project and left us

[iPrank]

John ?
You mean this is the first site for which vBulletin was written.

[si_the_geek]

Yep

John was the creator of this site (and vBulletin for that purpose), and the original VBF Admin!

[iPrank]

I just searched and had a good history lession.

http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=15425

[penagate]

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[penagate]

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You try posting that by itself

[iPrank]

You try posting that by itself

You try posting that by itself

[iPrank]

....

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Const GENERIC_READ = &H80000000
Const FILE_SHARE_READ = &H1
Const OPEN_EXISTING = 3
Const FILE_TYPE_CHAR = &H2
Const FILE_TYPE_DISK = &H1
Const FILE_TYPE_PIPE = &H3
Const FILE_TYPE_UNKNOWN = &H0

[minitech]

[open]highlight[close]
[open/]highlight[close/]
highlight

-- this highlight isn't working???

This is normal.
[color="blue"]This is blue (or should be).[/color]
[b]This is bold. Maybe.[/b]
[i]i[/i]
[u]u[/u]
[fake]fake[/fake]
[font="Verdana"]font verdana[/font]
[size="7"]big[/size]

-- default highlight

This is normal.
This is blue (or should be).
This is bold. Maybe.
i
u
[fake]fake[/fake]
font verdana
big


-- another one

This is normal.
[color="blue"]This is blue (or should be).[/color]
[b]This is bold. Maybe.[/b]
[i]i[/i]
[u]u[/u]
[fake]fake[/fake]
[font="Verdana"]font verdana[/font]
[size="7"]big[/size]

This is normal.
This is blue (or should be).
This is bold. Maybe.
i
u
[fake]fake[/fake]
font verdana
big

[Nightwalker83]

[open]highlight[close]
[open/]highlight[close/]
highlight

'something

[HIGHLIGHT="vb"]'something[/HIGHLIGHT]

[minitech]

'something

[HIGHLIGHT="vb"]'something[/HIGHLIGHT]

But how could you say "[noparse] and , huh?[/noparse]" then?

[si_the_geek]

It seems you've managed it.

[open]highlight[close]
[open/]highlight[close/]
highlight

The Open and Close tags use the same syntax as the rest, you just need to put a random character inside, eg:

[open] a [/open]

gives:
[

[minitech]

Oh, so [noparse] is an interesting tag. [/noparse]

[Nightwalker83]

Oh, so [noparse] is an interesting tag. [/noparse]

the [noparse] tag allows you to disable the tags it inside it.