Unrecognized tag ? Please Fix.

Where? When how? Is it the one in the emails? If so, it has already been reported

Andy

Andy (mod)
andy@ultranerds.co.uk

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Reenee might mean the one in the forum. Probably because they parse things like [laugh] when markup is on, anything in the [] gets validated and if its not an actual thing, it gets unrecognized tag. It mostly affects things like $values[$db_something], but turning markup off can stop the unrecognized tag thing.


Lavon Russell
LookHard Mods
lavon@lh.links247.net

Jason should just add some checks so that if the contents of the square bracket begins with $ or a digit then it doesn't get parsed as unknown. Pretty much all perl code using [] either begin with $ or a digit.

Eg..... $values[$var] or $array[1]

(especially related to Links2 etc...)

That way you cam leave markup on.

Apart from regex

Hmmmm and a hash of arrays.......

Guess it's not such a good idea afterall......lol

It's fixed, it's fixed!

[foo]

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Jason Rhinelander
Gossamer Threads
jason@gossamer-threads.com

Testing $forum[testing], $forum[$testing], [1], [2], [3]

Nice [work], $as[always], $jason!

Good job Jason


Lavon Russell
LookHard Mods
lavon@lh.links247.net

Testing Testing

This post using Markup

if ($in{'id'}){
($in{$id} eq $values[$db_id]) or next LINE;
}
if ($in{'age'}){
($in{age} eq $values[$db_age]) or next LINE;
}
if ($in{'sex'}){
($in{$sex} eq $values[$db_sex]) or next LINE;
}
if ($in{'state'}){
($in{state} eq $values[$db_state]) or next LINE;
}

Yes it is, Thanks jagerman, paul, bmxer