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These forums need better Firefox support.
Jun 17 2007 9:58 PM
Hi. First off, let me say that I like this forum a lot already and I can tell I'll find help when I need it. However, I'd appreciate it if I didn't have to use Internet Explorer to post a message on it. You see, if I try and post a message in Firefox, the font bar is completely missing, and linebreaks don't register. For example, if I typed this in the message box in Firefox:
"Hi. My name is Kyle.
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I like this forum."
After hitting the post button, the forum would show:
"Hi. My name is Kyle.----------I like this forum."
See the problem? Now, if I went and edited the above post in Internet Explorer after having made it in Firefox, I would see that the linebreaks had not registered. Conversely, if I posted the above message in Internet Explorer with linebreaks, then went back and edited that same post in Firefox, I'd get this:
"Hi. My name is Kyle.<BR>----------<BR>I like this forum."
I don't know why or how, but for some reason, Firefox treats this forum's message posting function like an HTML editor. Now, with that in mind I suppose I could just put the <BR> tag in messages in the future in Firefox, but that would be a great inconvenience if I was posting code--that would be a lot of <BR> tags. My very first post was with code, before I realized that Firefox has some incompatibilities with this forum. I have to give Alan, the guy who went and dissected my code form that great big blob of text, a lot of props.
So, is there any chance that better Firefox support may be added to this forum? I really hope so because I really like these forums. If not, I'll have to continue to use IE for them, I suppose.
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