Message Erased - RESOLVED

[B-Zilla Lives]

I've noticed that some of my messages appear to have been erased.

I don't mean that the post itself is entirely gone, or not there, just that the message itself is gone, leaving a blank post.

It's odd because all the replies before and after it in the thread made by others are fine, it's just my message that's seems to have been blanked.

Here are some links to my blank messages:

My second response, about halfway down the page:

http://dollforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=30161

And here, again, almost at the bottom of the page:

http://dollforum.com/forum/viewtopic.ph ... 9&start=45

I did edit that message twice to resize the pic, but I know I didn't accidentally erase my message. LOL

So anyway, I don't know if this is maybe what's meant by "losing posts" or whatever, so if it is, just let me know. If it's not, WTF?

[AlexKnight]

I checked the posts, and they were indeed empty, but the contents were still there.

As far as I could tell, it was the use of the imgb tags that caused this somehow, I changed the imgb to img, and the posts showed again.

[B-Zilla Lives]

Good to know, thanks a lot for the help.

[synthyours]

It looks like the definition for the imgb bbcode is causing the issue. Custom bbcode can be tricky sometimes.

[synthyours]

Just helping Siliventurer test some code.

[siliventurer]

B-Zilla Lives, the issue has been successfully resolved. The reason why you were seeing your posts appear blank was indeed due to the "imgb" BBCode tag as it was improperly and poorly written.

Just for everyone's reference the following custom BBCode image tags do the following:

img - Displays an image given that it does not exceed the maximum width and height set for the whole forum.
(for TDF this is 1024x1024 currently)

iborder - Displays an image with an additional border placed around it. Also must fall within the set dimensions of the whole forum.

imgthm - Creates a clickable thumbnail of the image you are wishing to display. When thumbnail is clicked, it opens up a new page with the fullsized image.