Glitch in my Forum signature file
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ZOMBIE USER 14998
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Glitch in my Forum signature file
A problem has cropped up in my signature file here on the Forum. (The signature file is whatever gets listed below that short line at the bottom of peoples' posts. If you didn't know this, you probably can't help me...)
As you can probably see below, when I try to use the "img src" command (or any HTML command) inside of an HTML link, The System insists on converting any <> marks that are present to "visible" mode, that is to say, replacing them with the short string of symbols that tells a computer to "show this particular mark on the viewer's monitor, instead of using it as part of a behind-the-scenes HTML command". Thus instead of showing the indicated picture in the banners directory, you see the line of HTML code which tries to point to that picture. The link works like it is supposed to, and the banner is still there; it turns up fine if I type in the address directly.
No one else appears to be having this problem. It seems to have kicked in when I changed to a new avatar pic, but I can't see how doing that effected anything. I did not change anything in the sig file.
Any thoughts, anyone?
EDIT: I finally thought to try what Yarpsdat suggests in a post below, and it seems to have worked. Thanks muchly to Yarps, but that still doesn't explain why the problem suddenly cropped up...
As you can probably see below, when I try to use the "img src" command (or any HTML command) inside of an HTML link, The System insists on converting any <> marks that are present to "visible" mode, that is to say, replacing them with the short string of symbols that tells a computer to "show this particular mark on the viewer's monitor, instead of using it as part of a behind-the-scenes HTML command". Thus instead of showing the indicated picture in the banners directory, you see the line of HTML code which tries to point to that picture. The link works like it is supposed to, and the banner is still there; it turns up fine if I type in the address directly.
No one else appears to be having this problem. It seems to have kicked in when I changed to a new avatar pic, but I can't see how doing that effected anything. I did not change anything in the sig file.
Any thoughts, anyone?
EDIT: I finally thought to try what Yarpsdat suggests in a post below, and it seems to have worked. Thanks muchly to Yarps, but that still doesn't explain why the problem suddenly cropped up...
Last edited by ZOMBIE USER 14998 on Mon Dec 29, 2003 8:46 pm, edited 1 time in total.
try bb code
[img]http://whatever.com/whatever.gif[/img]
[img]http://whatever.com/whatever.gif[/img]
You are the Non. You must go now, and never return."
"1.Scan in high res 2.tweak with curves,levels or something to clean up the scan (or use channel mixer to remove blue pencil lines) 3.Add colour using a layer set to multiply. 4.Add wordbubbles and text as vector shapes. 5. Merge all layers. 6.resize to the web size. 7. Export/Save for Web" that's all I know about webcomicking.
"1.Scan in high res 2.tweak with curves,levels or something to clean up the scan (or use channel mixer to remove blue pencil lines) 3.Add colour using a layer set to multiply. 4.Add wordbubbles and text as vector shapes. 5. Merge all layers. 6.resize to the web size. 7. Export/Save for Web" that's all I know about webcomicking.
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ZOMBIE USER 14998
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Hm have you tried to load your banner on another webspace and link to the pic there? I know, there is no counting of hits then .. but maybe there's a problem with the file itself on keenspace.
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Well, I'm not sure if the replies are for me or geoduck, but for what it's worth I have:
HTML is ON
BBCode is ON
Smilies are OFF
in my profile, and all on in my posting.
As far as I know the image works, since it's the one I have in the guide, and my author tells me it's there. My connection's too slow to actually load the guide.
And if any of the suggestions are directed at me, I appreciate it. ^^
HTML is ON
BBCode is ON
Smilies are OFF
in my profile, and all on in my posting.
As far as I know the image works, since it's the one I have in the guide, and my author tells me it's there. My connection's too slow to actually load the guide.
And if any of the suggestions are directed at me, I appreciate it. ^^
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Theres a space between the bbcode img tag and the url. Getting rid of it should do the trick.moonshadow's sig wrote:![]()
EDIT:
Code: Select all
[img]http://guide.keenspace.com/images/banners/1083.gif[/img]
Last edited by Plothole on Tue Dec 30, 2003 10:14 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Glitch in my Forum signature file
Simple: <img> html tag got disabled some time ago.geoduck wrote: EDIT: I finally thought to try what Yarpsdat suggests in a post below, and it seems to have worked. Thanks muchly to Yarps, but that still doesn't explain why the problem suddenly cropped up...
If you browse the old forum archives (I mean the really old ones), you'll notice they could use more html before: they could even use tables!
We can't:
<table><tr><td>or can we?</td><td>I dont' think so.</td></tr></table>
I think that left the forum vunerable to exploits, and hence the HTML is gradualy reduced, and replaced with BB code.
The <img> tag seems safe... but replacing it with [img] can only improve the security.
You are the Non. You must go now, and never return."
"1.Scan in high res 2.tweak with curves,levels or something to clean up the scan (or use channel mixer to remove blue pencil lines) 3.Add colour using a layer set to multiply. 4.Add wordbubbles and text as vector shapes. 5. Merge all layers. 6.resize to the web size. 7. Export/Save for Web" that's all I know about webcomicking.
"1.Scan in high res 2.tweak with curves,levels or something to clean up the scan (or use channel mixer to remove blue pencil lines) 3.Add colour using a layer set to multiply. 4.Add wordbubbles and text as vector shapes. 5. Merge all layers. 6.resize to the web size. 7. Export/Save for Web" that's all I know about webcomicking.
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