>>9
you also forgot to make sure people don't put invalid characters like FFFE or FFFF in their posts. XML Parsing Error: not well-formed
Location: http://rtfs.ath.cx/servlets/board.ss?channel=/sc/
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If you make a manager-post in either of them, and your input is not valid XHTML, it produces an error in your browser. This is because XHTML is valid XML, meaning that one keystroke and the entire document fails to render.
XHTML = FAGS
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Anonymous2007-10-25 16:17
>>22
it's a bug that it allows normal users to make posts that cause it to output not well formed xml.
>>28
OH WHAT. my ex-girlfriend said it didn't work on hers. are you using internet explorer?
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Anonymous2007-10-25 16:38
i think there's a package for proper xml which would presumably filter out bad characters. can't be arsed trying it atm.
brb, food
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Anonymous2007-10-25 16:39
>>30
OH WHAT. my ex-girlfriend said it didn't work on hers. are you using internet explorer?
girlfriend said it didn't work on hers. are you using internet
girlfriend said it did [...] are you using internet
girlfriend said [...] using internet
girlfriend [...] internet girl+internet
so the page works on fireflange, opera and internet explorer 7. i don't have internet explorer 6 because i am not a faggot so i can't test this. hell, i don't care. fuck you, ie6 users. fuck. you.
>>1
Implement Scheme BBCode. It's going to be easy. Skip anything outside [], escaping it with HTML entities and writing it to output, and treat anything inside [] as Scheme code that returns HTML which is not to be escaped. Define b, /b, etc. procedures.
Also, don't use X(HT)ML, it sucks. Use what's available from HTML 5.
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Anonymous2007-10-26 5:06
>>64
How do you handle stuff like [[ what ] and [da adg[ adgad ]adga] adg] then?
>>65 How do you handle stuff like [[ what ] and [da adg[ adgad ]adga] adg] then?
Apply the result of apply what to and, the result of (apply da to adg, the result of apply adgad, and adga) and adg, naturally.
>>66
As if HTML weren't bad enough, they had to jump into the XML bandwagon and plague one more thing with it. Now you get case-sensitive tags (and they must be lowercase), the forced usage of quotes even for numeric arguments, the forced closure of LI, TD, etc., the stupid slash on <BR/> and such, DOCTYPE crap, and what's worst, one wrong character and the whole page fucking blows up.
OTOH, HTML 5 is geared towards getting stuff done in a sane way, with common sense and with less buzzwords.
>>82
As if Lisp weren't bad enough, they had to jump into the syntax bandwagon and plague one more thing with it. Now you get parentheses (and they must not be nested improperly), the forced usage of code even when you know what you want the code to do, the forced closure of parens, quotes, etc., the stupid apostrophe on literals and such, defun crap, and what's worst, one wrong character and the whole program fucking doesn't even compile.
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Anonymous2007-10-26 12:19
the forced closure of LI, TD, etc. one wrong character and the whole page fucking blows up.
Whereas if you fuck those those things up in HTML, it only makes the whole fucking page blow up for some people while it looks fine for others and half of your visitors will think you made the page look like shit on purpose.
Yeah, that's really 66sane99.
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Anonymous2007-10-26 13:18
83 here. Having read the draft documentation, I do agree that (X)HTML5 is superior.
So it did happen, once.
I'll be sure to tell my grandchildren about this
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