Let us use Markdown in our posts
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Let us use Markdown in our posts
You can probably implement it in such a way that posts with Markdown are converted into BBCode (e.g. * into <i>, ** into <b>) before they're put on the server's post DB so it's backwards compatible. IDK how annoying it is to mess with phpbb though.
Last edited by Cervantes on Mon Dec 04, 2017 8:14 am, edited 1 time in total.
It's my understanding that this is possible in phpbb2 (the version the Den runs) by flipping a switch in the admin control panel. However, the phpbb dev team removed this feature in phpbb3 due to the intrinsic XSS vulnerability. I happen to agree with them on this. There used to be a phpbb3 mod to restore the option, but it seems to have disappeared off the face of the Internet, so it's really and truly not something you can do in modern phpbb.
Assuming that the option does exist somewhere in the bowels of the Den's ACP, I wouldn't recommend enabling it from a security standpoint.
Is there something special you want to do with HTML tags that the BBCode available at present doesn't support? I could try writing a custom tag for you that fbmf (or such) could add.
Assuming that the option does exist somewhere in the bowels of the Den's ACP, I wouldn't recommend enabling it from a security standpoint.
Is there something special you want to do with HTML tags that the BBCode available at present doesn't support? I could try writing a custom tag for you that fbmf (or such) could add.
I haven't found a robust markdown to bbcode conversion library in my searches, btw.
I've had to ammend the one I did find to include some common TGD tags.
I've actually inquired about helping to transition the boards to a modern open source forum but haven't made much headway. >_>
I've had to ammend the one I did find to include some common TGD tags.
I've actually inquired about helping to transition the boards to a modern open source forum but haven't made much headway. >_>
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