[Crowley]

I have noticed that for some reason certain words do not display upper-case letters in the middle for instance: Selectionchanged and Selectionstart. I wrote these right here with "changed" and "start" parts capitalized, yet, on the displayed post those are all in lower-case, at least for me. If I quote or edit a post which contains them, the upper-case letters do show in the text box. Yet for instance SelectionLength displays as intended.

[modi123_1]

Testing.. Sectionchanged

Quote

Test Sectionchanged

Test Sectionchanged 

Testing.. Sectionchanged

Interesting..

Testing ErMahGerb

Probably some old forum word filtering based on keywords.

[Curtis Rutland]

I'm not surprised. There's all kinds of little bugs like that that on this site. View source for this page and look for this post: "RegularExpression". Notice that it's jacked up the word Expression in the HTML source. Looks like this:

RegularExpression

[IronRazer]

Another one is when you type something like (x) but, replace the x with a b. It thinks you have added the smiley instead which is indicated by the B and the ) characters in a post.

Testing: (

[astonecipher]

IronRazer, on 05 February 2016 - 08:18 PM, said:

Testing: (/>

That one has been known for someTime.

[Ryano121]

IronRazer, on 06 February 2016 - 03:18 AM, said:

Another one is when you type something like (x) but, replace the x with a b. It thinks you have added the /> smiley instead which is indicated by the B and the ) characters in a post.

Testing: (/>

You can disable emoticons in the post options to get around that one.

[IronRazer]

I noticed all 3 of these flaws with the Selectionchanged, RegularExpressions, and the ( in about the first year of being a member. I figured they have been known for a while and just never got fixed/changed.

I did notice i could turn off emoticons in the setting. Maybe i will try it. I don`t run into that problem very often because i know it happens and just avoid it.

You still get a new member here and there that will re-post there code or question several times before figuring out that it is not a mistake on their end.

This post has been edited by IronRazer: 07 February 2016 - 10:33 AM