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I don't have data to compare. I've seen several hundred links work without issue.
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Is there a way to get this to ignore anything in a BB tag?
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How about making this for vb 5 - vb5 is the wave of the future!
I was stuck in vb3 for years but now that I've upgraded to vb5 over all I am glad I made the move. |
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Hello,
Thanks for the mod. It seems I need a custom regex for this. Matching the <i> tags. I also noticed if I use Turkish characters such as "Ş" in the phrase, the HTML output becomes invalid and I see the post text as font=5 ... etc. |
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<b> <i> <a> format has problems |
Sorry, am not able to test or fix it for non-English characters.
Removing htmlspecialcharacters may be causing the issue with the tags, but if you want to try a new custom regex try: Code:
</b></a>|</font></a>|</b></font></a>|</font></b></a>|</c>|</b>|</i>|</a>| The default to go back to if it doesn't work is: Code:
</b></a>|</font></a>|</b></font></a>|</font></b></a>|</c>| |
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I fixed the problem with Turkish characters. Added this function: PHP Code:
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I'm currently using the CSV file and I will have about 200-250 words when I am done with the full list. xCache and VB Optimise are enabled, did not notice any performance issues so far (with 57 words). Do you think using the admincp option is faster? |
I don't think it would be a noticeable difference. In theory I suppose the admincp option would be slightly faster but also require slightly more memory use on every page load regardless if word links were being used on the page or not.
The setting was never meant to be faster than the other, juset easier for people dealing with longer lists of keywords/links. |
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