RESOLVED: Forum error: word "Updated" will not display

I keep gettin this error message when I try to edit some typos in our cln forum. For some reason the word 'upd@ted'' only displays 'd'. And when I try to correct it I get this.

And now its happening here too lol, hence the d...

Prispeval Sificvoid, 11.09.2011 at 03:44

I keep gettin this error message when I try to edit some typos in our cln forum. For some reason the word 'upd@t3d' only displays 'd'. And when I try to correct it I get this.

And now its happening here too lol, hence the upd@t3d...

Seems like a browser problem. I was able to edit your message just fine.

I think Sif refers to the impossibility of writing the word 'upd_a_ted' normally. At least for me the word you edited on his posts is now appearing as a 'd'. I also tried to edit it and the same thing happened.

testing

d

And here:

Prispeval Garde, 13.09.2011 at 14:16

Mmm, I still think the devs should make s every month or so,

It's a conspiracy theory.

The word "up_date" does not appear in any posts. The "u-p-d-a-t-e" portion is just like you never even posted it. Thats why the "d" is there in "up_dated" - the D is the only part left when the word is stricken.

I've d your posts ton include all my s.

I think this might be because up_date is a SQL function?

maybe adding escape characters or somethin will prevent this.

Hmmm
testing.....

in_sert doesnt display either....

Since we're on the topic of forum errors, here's a small but irrelevant little glitch, or maybe even an Easter egg.

Type in a vertical bar. That's Shift + \ in the US English layout.
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It shows up in green for some reason!

Prispeval YOBA, 14.09.2011 at 12:05

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It shows up in green for some reason!

Not for me.

Prispeval YOBA, 14.09.2011 at 12:05

Since we're on the topic of forum errors, here's a small but irrelevant little glitch, or maybe even an Easter egg.

Type in a vertical bar. That's Shift + \ in the US English layout.
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It shows up in green for some reason!

Mmm, no, didn't show up. although if it did, it would look like this:
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Prispeval Sificvoid, 14.09.2011 at 04:28

I think this might be because up_date is a SQL function?

maybe adding escape characters or somethin will prevent this.

Right. I totally forgot that I disabled insert, update and select after a hacking attempt. A bit over-cautious, since there are other measures in place anyway.