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In order for the bbcode engine to re-evaluate the tags as valid, I needed to edit your post. After I fixed the bbcode engine, they still won't show up as being rendered because the pre-processing already happen at the time you made the post. When you made that post, the bbcode engine thought the tags were invalid so they weren't rendered. Just the ones that didn't work for you before I fixed the bbcode parsing code.ДЇor example, the post you made in this thread earlier that showed 2 tweets that weren't being formated. You don't need to do this every time you post. One way to do this is to edit it, don't change anything, and click 'Submit', this forces the bbcode engine to re-evaluate your tags, and this time, since I've fixed the twitter code, it'll see your tags and say 'Oh, I see some tags, lemme process them'. You need to make the bbcode engine re-evaluate your post. If, when you made your post, the tags were deemed invalid, my fixing the bbcode engine won't suddenly make those tags work. Because the bbcode engine pre-processed posts in order to mark valid tags.

GEEKS OFFICIALLY MISSING YOU GUITAR TAB CODE

If you make a post that has bbcode in it, any bbcode, and for some reason the bbcode deems it invalid syntax, me going into the code and fixing the bbcode engine won't suddenly make the bbcode in your post work. I assume that's not what you mean: the weird thing was that I copypasted the tweet links from other tab straight to reply field so I have no idea why parts of urls would drop out like that. Xard wrote:So are you saying I need to post first and then edit tweets in? That sounds strange. You can only embed 3 tweets in a post and all forum rules still applies to the content that you post from twitter even if they aren't your tweets.ДЄlso, this has actually been around for a while, but you can use center tags now to center a block of text. So if you put tags around it, it'll look like this: The 'tweet-url' is the same as when you look at the 'Details' of a tweet: They've since added embedding functionality and beefed up their javascript to do all the fetching for free, so now you can embed a tweet simply by using tweet-url tags. Back then it wasn't possible as we'd have to write code to interact with twitter's RESTful API to fetch all the information, and that wasn't going to be a simple task. I think it was Xard who asked a while back whether it was possible to embed tweets in posts.

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