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RE: [Suggestion] Allow the use of HTML/CSS in Posts - Lukas - 02-01-2010

I would not like to see this, as it wouldn't, in my opinion, be of benefit to the forums. It would look odd too.


RE: [Suggestion] Allow the use of HTML/CSS in Posts - Brainless Control - 02-01-2010

Sounds like a good idea to me as this site is made for Tutorials,examples and more...
The only bad thing is the security vulnerabilities which will cause crucial damage to this site.However if some tags that cause security problems get disabled might do the work.
Note that there might be alternative ways to bypass it but then again Omni won't be happy about it.


RE: [Suggestion] Allow the use of HTML/CSS in Posts - TheLifelessOne - 02-01-2010

If you really want HTML, make some sort of MyCode for the elements you want.


RE: [Suggestion] Allow the use of HTML/CSS in Posts - Elektrisk - 02-03-2010

People keep talking about security issues, but no one is giving examples. He's already said the iframe/script tags would need to be disabled. And stealign IP addresses? You can't do that with HTML/CSS; you'd need a scripting language like PHP. I personally think it'd just be easier to make a 'test page' if you want to preview HTML/CSS code. I understand that it'd probably be easier to show something like <marquee> if it was just in the same post, but think: what if you want to teach how to place a banner in a website, or how to manipulate <div> elements? You'd be confined to the space of the post, and I don't think that'd be enough in most cases. It'd be esaiest to just make a test webpage on like ripway.


RE: [Suggestion] Allow the use of HTML/CSS in Posts - Gaijin - 02-03-2010

You're right Elektrisk, a example page is better choise for such things.
But I was more about, to have a ability to design your posts...

That also can be done with adding new myCodes.. It doesn't need to be CSS though...


RE: [Suggestion] Allow the use of HTML/CSS in Posts - TheLifelessOne - 02-03-2010

People use PHP scripts to display images.
They use these for random avatar images and/or signatures.

All you'd need to do is add a line or two of code, and BOOM. Instant IP Theft.


RE: [Suggestion] Allow the use of HTML/CSS in Posts - Jordan L. - 02-03-2010

(02-03-2010, 04:28 PM)TheLifelessOne Wrote: People use PHP scripts to display images.
They use these for random avatar images and/or signatures.

All you'd need to do is add a line or two of code, and BOOM. Instant IP Theft.

It's true; some people on here and other forums have Revolving Avatars.


RE: [Suggestion] Allow the use of HTML/CSS in Posts - Gaijin - 02-03-2010

(02-03-2010, 04:28 PM)TheLifelessOne Wrote: People use PHP scripts to display images.
They use these for random avatar images and/or signatures.

All you'd need to do is add a line or two of code, and BOOM. Instant IP Theft.

Well look, http://www.supportforums.net/showthread.php?tid=4464
I can log you right here using myBB myCodes...


RE: [Suggestion] Allow the use of HTML/CSS in Posts - Psycho - 02-08-2010

(02-03-2010, 04:28 PM)TheLifelessOne Wrote: People use PHP scripts to display images.
They use these for random avatar images and/or signatures.

All you'd need to do is add a line or two of code, and BOOM. Instant IP Theft.

Are you serious? People can already do this...it's nothing new. If I wanted to steal all of your IP addresses, I could make my own PHP script that logs IP addresses while displaying an image too.


RE: [Suggestion] Allow the use of HTML/CSS in Posts - ELY_M - 02-11-2010

it is easy to steal ip addresses with mycodes.
[img ]http://blah.com/picture.php [/img ] in your signature box.

remember those dansoft or whatever signature images?