Cable Guy?
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Table Guy?
Found this on the Net, but I don't know what to do with it, to make it work here?
"For the following 3 tags: they have to be used exactly like their HTML equivalent.
This is a table.
[table][/table] Inserts a table. It can't be used alone, or it has no sense!
[tr][/tr] Inserts a row into a table. This BBCode can't be used alone.
[td][/td] Inserts a column into a table. This BBCode can't be used alone."
Courtesy of:-link:://docs.simplemachines.org/index.php
Oh chrisbis back again. Good to see you again after your Goodbye in the blog of yours.
Thank U Indian Forum Member. :wink:
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Is that a yes, or a no?
I "Quoted" Ur last Thread, and its looks a mess on the codes.
How do u now specify the separators in the table, like we did before?
How Do U enter data in align?
How do we do tables now?
How do U eat Ur Creme egg?
Soon be Christmas!!
Hello Chris,
I'm trying to port our beautiful way to make comma-separated tables.
Right now there is a very "poopy" way to make tables implemented by default on the forum.
The default "out-of-the-box" way is like this:
[table] <- table tag
[tr] <- table row
[td] <- table data (column)
CONTENT GOES HERE
[/td] <- close table data
[/tr] <- close table row
[/table] <- close table tag
In theory all the code for our beloved [table=,] tag is in place, but for some reason it isn't working. Perhaps due to installed software differences on this server, so I must adapt it to what's in here, and it includes reviewing up to the minor version trivialities of the language as implemented in this server... happy IT times! :P
I'm devoting the day to adding this and adding the felt tag. By achieving those two in here I'm sure we'll be happy.
Have U made me HAPPY yet?
Can I type a table?
Can I saw the legs off this one I'm sitting at right now? Safely?
Well, half-happy... the FELT tag is implemented, being hosted over at: onlinetools.cc (link:://onlinetools.cc)
The linking occurs transparently over here. (but still if you right-click on the tag, you'll notice where the processed felt image actually comes from!). There you go, an instance of "Quid pro quo" around :D
The first line, should be a header line for the table, and be in Highlighted text?
How come its not working so?
Quote from: Chrisbis on Aug 25, 01:20 PM 2011
The first line, should be a header line for the table, and be in Highlighted text?
How come its not working so?
This is a trial-and-error instance Chris, I'm making several modifications, uploading, checking it.
There's something different around this server, but I can't pin-point exactly what is it.
Our comma-separated table tag is loaded but the parsing isn't being done correctly.
I'm doing my IT thingy right now... :D
It seems we'll have to change the table tag to CSV or any other name since it is conflicting.
Right now CSV parses correctly:
[csv=,]
This, is, a, CSV, test
for, table, tag, in, here
[/csv]
Parses to:
[csv=,]
This, is, a, CVS, test
for, table, tag, in, here
[/csv]
..............................................................................IT GUY..........................................................That's Him!
Well done!
I'll try to make the "table=," compliant with what we have here since there are legacy tables that depend on it.
Worse case, we'll have to change it; kindly allow me for more "digging"...