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I've seen someone on my server using every color he wants on chat channels, he's dumb so he doesn't want to say anything to anyone.

DI'm having a hard time finding the information, so does anybody knows how to do it ? I know the <red> and <blue> tags but can't get them to work as these 2 characters (@!) are adding automatically to the open tag sign.

sorry for double post, forum has often problems here...

really what is the double post problem?

Tault_admin wrote:really what is the double post problem?

sometimes(mainly when I post something) the pages are loading for a long long time, then I cancel, go see another forum without any problem and it asks me to login again as soon as I want to read a post.

I can fix it by previewing my post/answer to make sure the server is reponsive before posting but it's still annoying...

If you refresh the page after you post it it will double post.

Yea its a bug with php and apache that times out at times. We are working on finding the bug to fix it.

anything on chat colors ?

bemanni wrote:anything on chat colors ?

the only colour code i know is

/gr XYZ/item=91100;;5,10,105\**%to** or **%td**


change this in the code

/ = <
\ = >

here's the info (worthless now that it's on every public forum and anyway it's very annoying as every people use it in public channels).

<colorname>text</colorname>

colorname can be anything, yellow, white, black, red, blue, ltbrown...

Don't forget to put the = (remove spaces before and after =) so the parser doesn't recognize it as a command and don't put its @! chars to prevent you from using it.

bemanni wrote:here's the info (worthless now that it's on every public forum and anyway it's very annoying as every people use it in public channels).

<colorname>text</colorname>

colorname can be anything, yellow, white, black, red, blue, ltbrown...

Don't forget to put the = so the parser doesn't recognize it as a command and don't put its @! chars to prevent you from using it.

where to add the = exactly ? i try many ways nothing works.

Edited my answer, had to put spaces before and after = so the forum don't hide it. You put = after the colorname ( <red> without spaces)