Unfortunately @Kuro is correct. Mahz will need to either add the functionality or give me maintenance capabilities to add the feature myself.
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I just try to keep my maturity low enough that my account age is the only indicator that I should be on this site.
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Clearly a man can't sleep without getting woken up by an explosion of spambots.
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Guild should be back to normal! Hope you all took the opportunity to touch some grass ;)
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Does this RP take place on-site? If so, can you link the thread?
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Like uploading a .docx file? Or if you mean using the code behind a project like that, Word uses XML under the hood and the part that renders is starting with XML, not Markdown like RPG does. Really, the solution for a WYSIWYG editor is just to render the BBCode as HTML as it's generated and automatically respond to certain button clicks by generating the requisite BBCode to create the intended object. It's not conceptually awful, but implementing it isn't going to be trivial.
Like uploading a .docx file? Or if you mean using the code behind a project like that, Word uses XML under the hood and the part that renders is starting with XML, not Markdown like RPG does. Really, the solution for a WYSIWYG editor is just to render the BBCode as HTML as it's generated and automatically respond to certain button clicks by generating the requisite BBCode to create the intended object. It's not conceptually awful, but implementing it isn't going to be trivial.
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I’d really just need to find an OSS project with the easily specified inputs and outputs. Part of the problem is that a lot of people who make these kinds of things often want a huge integrated platform, which isn’t conducive to a Guild plugin.
I’d really just need to find an OSS project with the easily specified inputs and outputs. Part of the problem is that a lot of people who make these kinds of things often want a huge integrated platform, which isn’t conducive to a Guild plugin.
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