Bug in wakautils.pl/do_spans:
You can use ^H to kill parts of previously parsed HTML tags, e.g. if you may cut <strong> to non-closed <s making it strike the whole page, or cut <!--$#hidden--> to <!-- and --> in some other thread to hide portions of page. Have somebody ever fixed this without disabling ^H completely?
>>2
See, it works even here. BTW, Firefox dies with "not well-formed XML" unless you have USE_XHTML = 0.
<ttt>testo </ttt>
<strong/>
Example of previous post. This should not be bold, but browsers get completely confused by the self-closing tag.
you know there is a thread for testing things...
http://wakaba.c3.cx/sup/kareha.pl/1099697376/l50
Well, it's not a HTML parser, it's an XHTML parser. I guess it's probably a bad idea to have it enabled if pages aren't sent as XHTML... Not sure what to do about that.
I guess the bug should be fixed, though.
It's sure been a while since I messed with this code base, so I might have gotten something wrong, but here we go:
http://wakaba.c3.cx/releases/kareha_3.1.4.zip
http://wakaba.c3.cx/releases/wakaba_3.0.8.zip
There are some older bugfixes and such rolled in too. Somebody try it out and tell me if it works as it should.
what about unicode char U+202E RIGHT-TO-LEFT OVERRIDE in thread title? In this post in name field U+202E char
>>14
looked into the code
diff -EBbr --normal ./wakaba.pl ../wakaba_new/wakaba.pl
19c19
< BEGIN { require "futaba_style.pl"; } # edit this line to change the board style
---
> BEGIN { require "oekaki_style.pl"; } # edit this line to change the board stylethat's wrong.
also,
491a492
> included_fields=>["field1","field2","field3","field4"],that should be "name","email","subject","comment"
Fixed the first, the second is not a mistake.
>Not a bug IMO: board behaves like every other thing you can feed your 202e to, thus no need to fix it.
Then why thread with this symbol in a subject was removed?
>>19
I dunno, author deleted it or admin got butthurt? This has nothing to do with wakaba code anyway.
Because it was a useless thread taking up space.
test
I really hope I don't get in trouble for bumping this, but I'm kinda confused about just what is... Can anyone clarify a bit?
>permasage
I'm guessing I'm not going to get an answer...
Oh wow. I think I got it. It took a bit of googling, but is there any chance this is one of the little easter eggs that's mentioned in the docs? Its either that or there was a time you expected people with terminals from the 80s to use Wakaba.
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