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master higgins
Posted on 08-09-10 01:22 AM (rev. 3 of 08-09-10 02:10 AM) Link | Quote | ID: 134073


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Last view: 464 days 		Hi, I've been editing this post trying to insert a table with values for some rom addresses for monster party (NES), but the forum inserts too many br's (new lines) before the table, making the post even longer.

What's the best way to insert a table so this doesn't happen?

Greets!

EDIT: Forget it, I figured it out. The forum doesn't like tables with new line characters between tags (table, tr, td, th and such). I'll have to make do with a one line table.



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Trelior
Posted on 08-09-10 01:34 AM Link | Quote | ID: 134074


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Last view: 4488 days 		Are you sure it's the post you linked? I ask because you linked to a post from three years ago that wasn't posted by you.

The reason why 'the board seems to be adding too many line breaks' is because it treats a hit of the enter key as a br. So you're either going to have to not use one or the other when making your table.

master higgins
Posted on 08-09-10 02:11 AM Link | Quote | ID: 134076


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Last view: 464 days 		What the...? I've used the "Link" link in the post and copied the url...

Anyway, the post is the last in this thread at this date.

As you mentioned, the problem was with the new lines between tags inside the tables. I've put the table in just one line and now it works.

BTW, anyone knows how to replace new lines with a text editor (Context, notepad++, etc) with an empty string?. The only way that works for me is to replace the 0xd 0xa bytes with empty in an hex editor.

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NightKev
Posted on 08-09-10 03:12 AM Link | Quote | ID: 134077


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In notepad++, in the find/replace dialog, click on the "Extended (\n, \r, \t, \0, \x...)" radio button, and then in "Find what :" you can enter "\n" and it will look for newlines
(or "\r\n" for Windows text files) and you can replace them with whatever you want.

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Nikolaj
Posted on 08-09-10 12:07 PM (rev. 2 of 08-09-10 12:18 PM) Link | Quote | ID: 134090


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Last view: 3222 days 		That's why the board should have a BBCode that makes stuff inside it not nl2br()'d.
Eidt:
I'm not sure if this will work (I didn't bother to test it), but it should: 
function br2nl($str) {
    $str = str_replace("<br />", "\n", $str);
    return $str;
}

That'd go somewhere. 
$s = preg_replace_callback("'\[nobreak\](.*?)\[/nobreak\]'si", "br2nl()", $s);
That'd go in the CleanUpPost() function in ABXD, Idk where it would go in AB2.0.
If there are any syntax errors in that, that's because I wrote it directly in the post and haven't noticed due to lack of syntax highlighting.

NightKev
Posted on 08-10-10 02:00 AM Link | Quote | ID: 134139


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You did the preg_replace_callback() wrong. It should be like this:
$s = preg_replace_callback("'\[nobreak\](.*)\[/nobreak\]'si", "br2nl()", $s);
I'm pretty sure that ? shouldn't be there.

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Posted on 08-26-10 11:43 PM Link | Quote | ID: 134899

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Last view: 3013 days 		Actually, the ?'s make the searching less greedy. If you have more than one [nobreak] tag, your current pattern might eat everything between the first opening and the last closing, while the pattern with the ? will return the smallest matches, which would be the expected behavior.

Also, the callback string shouldn't contain parentheses- only the name of the callback function. Only it.

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NightKev
Posted on 08-27-10 05:24 AM Link | Quote | ID: 134921


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Ah, I see what you mean.

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