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[mod={TEXT1}]{TEXT2}[/mod]
[mod=xxx]
, [mod="xxx"]
and [mod='xxx']
will produce the same result in a post.Code: Select all
[mod={TEXT1}]{TEXT2}[/mod]
[mod=xxx]
, [mod="xxx"]
and [mod='xxx']
will produce the same result in a post.Sure, you can do that regardless of the BBCode definition. The only issue here is on the "admin" side. Just do not use quotes in the "BBCode usage" box in the ACP and the BBCode will work with or without quotes in posts.
I agree, it's just one of these things users got used to way back in the old days... "Put the number or your name between the quotes..."JoshyPHP wrote: Mon Jan 09, 2017 4:57 pmSure, you can do that regardless of the BBCode definition. The only issue here is on the "admin" side. Just do not use quotes in the "BBCode usage" box in the ACP and the BBCode will work with or without quotes in posts.
@JoshyPHP, have you noticed that the final fix you made in the code as mentioned in https://github.com/phpbb/phpbb/pull/4628/commits never made it into the final 3.2.0 ? (i haven't noticed it before beccause i also made the changes manually), all tickets regarding this bug are closed, the codejust isn't merged...
Yes, it will be from 3.2.1 on.neufke wrote: Tue Mar 28, 2017 10:20 pm ah thnx guys, i have already fixed it manually but i guess it will be in the next release?
Thanks Jim, but i have been struggling with this for 2 days again now, manually doing the changes doesn't give me the expected results