HTML tags in GuiMLTextCtrl

Inverness · #1 08-03-2007, 08:20 AM

There are 3 variables in GuiMLTextCtrl that I'm interested in.
parsetags
allowedtags
disallowedtags
How do I use them and how do they affect eachother? What format do I use to list allowed or disallowed tags?

Do to the complete lack of sufficient documentation on the Wiki, I'm forced to pollute the forum with useless crap that could have been avoided.

God damn, what do you GSTs do all day? We've been needing decent documentation for forever.

coreys · #2 08-03-2007, 08:49 AM

GSTs are too busy with *** lil' Zodiac.

I had to script my own html filter because there was no documentation on them so I couldn't figure any of it out. =/

zokemon · #3 08-03-2007, 09:12 AM

I don't think any of the current GSTs are fans of that wiki. Almost all of the updates now a days are from developers like myself. Of course we don't get anything for it what so ever (not even recognition) so don't look at us!

HolySheepy · #4 08-03-2007, 05:59 PM

Jsut tested it for about 10 mins...

parsetags is a boolean
if parsetags is true and you write meh the "meh" will be red

if its false it will just show "meh", so it doesnt sort it out

allowedtags and disallowedtags are comman separated lists

so basically if you set allowedtags it will set disallowedtags to all tags that arent on allowedtags
if you set disallowedtags it will set allowedtags to all tags that arent on disallowedtags

tags filetered out arent showed, so if you put font on disallowedtag and someone does meh it will just show meh, but it wont change the color

zokemon · #5 08-03-2007, 07:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HolySheepy

Jsut tested it for about 10 mins...

parsetags is a boolean
if parsetags is true and you write meh the "meh" will be red

if its false it will just show "meh", so it doesnt sort it out

allowedtags and disallowedtags are comman separated lists

so basically if you set allowedtags it will set disallowedtags to all tags that arent on allowedtags
if you set disallowedtags it will set allowedtags to all tags that arent on disallowedtags

tags filetered out arent showed, so if you put font on disallowedtag and someone does meh it will just show meh, but it wont change the color

Good job HolySheepy (rep++; ). I'm surprised many of the others that posted here couldn't figure that out.

coreys · #6 08-03-2007, 07:45 PM

I already knew about parsetags, but I tried every way I could think of to make lists in allowedtags and disallowedtags, and it never worked...

DustyPorViva · #7 08-03-2007, 07:51 PM

I believe, allowedtags/disallowedtags is something like...
disallowedtags={"font","b"} and such.

xXziroXx · #8 08-03-2007, 07:57 PM

I'm surprised that you couldn't tell what they did from just the names.

HolySheepy · #9 08-03-2007, 09:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DustyPorViva

I believe, allowedtags/disallowedtags is something like...
disallowedtags={"font","b"} and such.

ni uts a strubg kust
its like
disallowedtags = "font,color";

edits says
uhm just tested, it works with your way too

Crow · #10 08-03-2007, 10:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HolySheepy

ni uts a strubg kust

"no its a string list"

TRANSLATED!

Inverness · #11 08-03-2007, 10:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zokemon

I'm surprised many of the others that posted here couldn't figure that out.

Quote:

Originally Posted by xXziroXx

I'm surprised that you couldn't tell what they did from just the names.

Thats not so much the point of this thread, I could have easily figured them out in a small amount of time. The point is I shouldn't need to, the documentation should exist to people don't have to guess about ****, that wastes so much time.