Kindof like how the spellcheck option would work. There's a button in the editor along with bold, italic, underline & such. This BB code checker could be used to check the bbcode if you copied a post from a vbulletin post.
A vbulletin url for example looks like this:
[URL="http://dl.maximumpc.com/galleries/usb3/usb3_01_full.jpg"]
A mybb url looks the same minus the " at the start & finish of the url.
You can use that for a link. You just have to add some text after words and the closing url bbcode.
I don't think it's required I've always found it easier to just use the buttons and how would it handle custom mycode?
It doesn't work like that on my boards.
[URL="http://dl.maximumpc.com/galleries/usb3/usb3_01_full.jpg"]usb[/url]
as you can see it does not work here either. And my idea is that if it sees " in the bbcode, it strips it away after the user clicks to check for errors.
Tarboy
[url=http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/509092]Tarboy[/url]
That's what makes the link above
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I know what makes a link, I have 2 in my sig, please don't go off-topic.
Your last post has NOTHING to do with my suggestion pointed out in my last post to strip away the " in the mybb code when it is found.
Or, you could just make your link without the quotes.
Re-read the very first post. Read it carefully.
(2009-08-26, 12:00 AM)NetSage Wrote: [ -> ]Or, you could just make your link without the quotes.
Yes, I understand but why does mybb have to change becaues vB handles it differently?
(2009-08-25, 08:52 PM)scylla Wrote: [ -> ][URL="http://dl.maximumpc.com/galleries/usb3/usb3_01_full.jpg"]usb[/url]
as you can see it does not work here either. And my idea is that if it sees " in the bbcode, it strips it away after the user clicks to check for errors.
You can't check for errors because bbCode doesn't have the concept of errors. Something either parses, or it doesn't, there's no error anywhere.
If you want quotes in URLs to work, then add a custom MyCode in the AdminCP to handle it.