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Coercing truncation in brief view on website (was: Re: test apple ignore berry)
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lugnet.off-topic.test, lugnet.admin.nntp
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Fri, 30 Jun 2000 15:31:56 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.test, Steve Bliss writes:
> Ah.
>
> --
> This could lead to a whole way of messaging on LUGNET. We just put a
> summary at the top, then a sig-marker, and the rest of the message would
> follow.
It sounds like what people are looking for is some way to proactively cause
the "Brief" mode display to truncate content at a specific location --
presumably for spoilers...?
The "right" way to handle that would be to truncate anything following a ^L
(Or ASCII #12, i.e. Ctrl-L) character. Could a few people try something
for me in their web browsers? Click Reply to a message and try typing a
Ctrl-L character as part of the reply... If you're in Windows and Ctrl-L
doesn't show up as ^L or something invisible-but-present, try doing Alt+012
(that is, hold down the Alt key while typing 0 1 2 on the ten-key pad).
Any real text editor will allow Ctrl-L directly in a textfile but I'm not
sure about <TEXTAREA> boxes in HTML forms...depends on the browser I suppose.
> Of course, that would seriously conflict with many good newsreaders, which
> clip the sig when inserting quoted material in follow-up messages.
Ya, I had to cut & paste what you wrote above in order to reply to this. :)
--Todd
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