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test - spoiler tag
test - spoiler tag
#1
this is not spoilered
EDIT: Okay, it works as designed here. So why can't I reveal the spoiler in this post by clicking on it?
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RE: test - spoiler tag
#2
... huh. I have no idea. Since I leave scripts turned off, the spoiler buttons never work for me anyway (I either hit Reply or turn off CSS to see what's in them) and I didn't notice. Maybe it's the links inside the tags? Not that that would make sense either, but it's the only thing I can think of.
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RE: test - spoiler tag
#3
EDIT: Spoiler with one link works as designed - but it's a pretty simple link.
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Rob Kelk

Sticks and stones can break your bones,
But words can break your heart.


Boycotting ALL products from the USA as long as that country's leader continues to lie about my native country.
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RE: test - spoiler tag
#4
It's a good question overall. I noticed the problem late last night, but was sufficiently drowsy that I didn't want to try to puzzle it out then.

I do know that the board markup works as a simple find-n-replace that substitutes predefined HTML markup when generating the page code but because the spoilers are implemented as a plug-in, I can't just look at what they use without diving into the SQL table behind the custom MyCode. What I do recall from when I first added it to the board was that it's just a div with the relevant visibility features toggling. Why it seems to break when there's more than one link in it, I don't know. Yet.
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