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Re: How do I write a "<" (less than) character in a posting? - 19 years ago
Thank you, it works now. Tillby Till Kamppeter - 5.1 Phorum Support
Re: How do I write a "<" (less than) character in a posting? - 19 years ago
Here are all modules which I see on my admin page and whether they are on or off: BB Code Phorum Mod: On Editor tools: On Google Links: On HTML Phorum Mod: Off LDAP: Off Markdown: On Simple Text Replacement Mod: On Smiley Replacement Mod: On Subscribers Module: Off User Rank Module:On HTML is already disabled. Tillby Till Kamppeter - 5.1 Phorum Support
Re: How do I write a "<" (less than) character in a posting? - 19 years ago
Are these the modules? till@webservices:/srv/www/linuxprinting.org> ls /srv/www/phorum/mods/ bbcode google_links ldap replace subscribers editor_tools html markdown.php smileys userrank till@webservices:/srv/www/linuxprinting.org> /srv/www/phorum/ is the directory where Phorum is installed on our server. Tillby Till Kamppeter - 5.1 Phorum Support
How do I write a "<" (less than) character in a posting? - 19 years ago
I did not find any possibility to write "<" in a posting in Phorum, and there is no user help explaining the available mark-up. Is it possible to write "<", and if yes, how? It seems only to work in quotes, as visible in this posting. In a "[ code ]...[ /code ]" it does not work, all text after the less than character up to the next greater than character diby Till Kamppeter - 5.1 Phorum Support
Mailing lists <-> Web Forums - 19 years ago
Hi, I am manager of FSG OpenPrinting and maintainer of the FSG OpenPrinting web services. Especially I am integrating linuxprinting.org there. The former linuxprinting.org provided user-to-user support by mailing lists which were mirrored with NNTP newsgroups. The site had also a web interface to post via the newsgroups and most users used this web interface to work more or less like on a wby Till Kamppeter - Phorum Integration