Title: Character set used in Logs Post by: Witcher on July 30, 2008, 04:58:13 PM Ok now this is something which may sound weird... But I suppose you have weird players out there.
I was trying to put in some fun ASCII art while replacing some of the logs (rather than simply just delete stuff... how... boring!) And I found that I couldn't! I believe there is apparently a very restricted character set. I wasn't trying to do anything funny simply this: />_________________________________ [########[ ]_________________________________> \> And yet it would not accept this simple character: > Instead it gets parsed to : > Too much to ask? Too silly a request? I am curious though... maybe I'm the only one who likes to have fun with logs ;-) Title: Re: Character set used in Logs Post by: Tiak on July 30, 2008, 05:58:23 PM Apparently htmlentities is called twice... Turning double_encode off would fix it, but considering we still haven't gotten a stripslashes for our apostrophes, I'm not sure it'll happen in the near future.
Title: Re: Character set used in Logs Post by: Sirrobert on July 30, 2008, 08:38:31 PM I just replace the IP in the logs, so no-one notices.
Never notices a faillur in that though Title: Re: Character set used in Logs Post by: siremi on July 30, 2008, 10:36:45 PM I'll see what I can do about that sword White Wolf :5:
Title: Re: Character set used in Logs Post by: Witcher on July 31, 2008, 01:16:01 PM Thank you for your kindness Sir Emi, I am sure it will be rewarded...
Ah but it is nice to be known even in such a faraway place. Btw Sir Robert, stealth indeed is often an advantage, but at times you may need to send a message. When I send a message I try to do so... in style. Title: Re: Character set used in Logs Post by: Sirrobert on July 31, 2008, 01:49:18 PM Btw Sir Robert, stealth indeed is often an advantage, but at times you may need to send a message. When I send a message I try to do so... in style. Threu, but so far I haven't had to send any messages (I've had some that way though in my beginning weeks) |