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Kunena 6.3.0 released
The Kunena team has announce the arrival of Kunena 6.3.0 [K 6.3.0] in stable which is now available for download as a native Joomla extension for J! 4.4.x/5.0.x/5.1.x. This version addresses most of the issues that were discovered in K 6.2 and issues discovered during the last development stages of K 6.3
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Solved Unable to use "noparse"
10 years 9 months ago #2
by sozzled
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Replied by sozzled on topic Unable to use "noparse"
There is no [noparse]
BBcode
tag in Kunena. Instead there is the "code" tag like this:
[/code]
Code:
[code]This is where you can show [b][i]your[/i][/b] raw [i]BBcode[/i] text.
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10 years 9 months ago #3
by Nuvelle
Replied by Nuvelle on topic Unable to use "noparse"
Thank you! I had tried Quote to no effect!
The problem is that one of the items I want to show is a code box!!
Putting this inside a code box ends it before the guide is over
This the the code i need to display:
Spoiler
Code
(User Text here)
/code
/spoiler
Is there any way for this to work? At the moment I have had to replace the opening [ with ( and tell the users to change it in their post, which works but isnt very good in a guide
The problem is that one of the items I want to show is a code box!!
Putting this inside a code box ends it before the guide is over
This the the code i need to display:
Spoiler
Code
(User Text here)
/code
/spoiler
Is there any way for this to work? At the moment I have had to replace the opening [ with ( and tell the users to change it in their post, which works but isnt very good in a guide
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10 years 9 months ago #4
by sozzled
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Replied by sozzled on topic Unable to use "noparse"
I understand what you are trying to do. I have to admit that yesterday was one of those times when I had never tried to embed the "code" tag within another set of code tags to demonstrate the effect shown in the Wiki article
BBcode
(and I failed in the attempt).
In effect you are trying to use Kunena BBcode in order to produce a basic forum help page for beginners so that it can be displayed in your forum. This is going to be difficult to achieve a completely aesthetic-looking result and the "coding" is going to be tricky.
There are a few ways you can "document" BBcode. One way is to write a simple message on your forum and put a link to the page www.kunena.org/docs/BBcode . Another way is to write a Joomla article and create a menu item that links directly to the article. Another way is to produce screenshots of what you want to show and insert the information as a set of images.
However, the idea of using the "code" tag to embed the unparsed BBcode in your example is infeasible because you cannot embed a "code" tag within another set of "code" tags and, unfortunately, there is no [noparse] tag in Kunena. As an aside, I have not seen a an example of another forum that has a [noparse] tag and, I wonder, in those other forums where this tag exists, can you embed a [noparse] tag within another set of [noparse] tags to demonstrate the effect?
One thing I would love to see from you is what your simple guide looks like. We're always interested in improving our documentation here and your ideas could be useful to us.
In effect you are trying to use Kunena BBcode in order to produce a basic forum help page for beginners so that it can be displayed in your forum. This is going to be difficult to achieve a completely aesthetic-looking result and the "coding" is going to be tricky.
There are a few ways you can "document" BBcode. One way is to write a simple message on your forum and put a link to the page www.kunena.org/docs/BBcode . Another way is to write a Joomla article and create a menu item that links directly to the article. Another way is to produce screenshots of what you want to show and insert the information as a set of images.
However, the idea of using the "code" tag to embed the unparsed BBcode in your example is infeasible because you cannot embed a "code" tag within another set of "code" tags and, unfortunately, there is no [noparse] tag in Kunena. As an aside, I have not seen a an example of another forum that has a [noparse] tag and, I wonder, in those other forums where this tag exists, can you embed a [noparse] tag within another set of [noparse] tags to demonstrate the effect?
One thing I would love to see from you is what your simple guide looks like. We're always interested in improving our documentation here and your ideas could be useful to us.
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10 years 9 months ago #5
by Nuvelle
Replied by Nuvelle on topic Unable to use "noparse"
Unfortunately the guide is on how to post information from a game I play onto the forums in a pre-set format, not how to use the forum so would be of little use to anyone else
Of all the options the one that works best for me right now is to just replace the opening [ with ( and tell users to change it themselves!
Of all the options the one that works best for me right now is to just replace the opening [ with ( and tell users to change it themselves!
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10 years 9 months ago #6
by sozzled
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Replied by sozzled on topic Unable to use "noparse"
Thank you for your reply. Yes, it's probably the easiest way even if it's a little clumsy.
I'll mark this topic as resolved. Good luck with your forum.
Cheers
I'll mark this topic as resolved. Good luck with your forum.
Cheers
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