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CHUG Forum Message Posting - When do you post using Visual vs Text ?

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blackmanb

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When I respond to a post, the message window is defaulted to "Visual". I had switched to the "Text" window once, and had posted some MEL code - and after submitting (Bug) it had stripped <> out of the MEL code. So I had to re-post my response using the "Visual" message box.

What is the difference between these ?

- Beverly

Posted : October 27, 2014 7:43 am

acantu

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Text allows you to input code for how you want the text to be displayed on the forum. Visual allows you to use the tools to push the look, without seeing the code. So if you are inputting mel, you are probably better off using Visual, than text as it may contain some code the forum text editor uses for formatting.

Posted : October 27, 2014 8:12 am

JonesJD

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Beverly,

Would you mind marking your question as answered. I really think this will help users but not a whole lot of people are using it yet.

Thanks

Posted : October 30, 2014 6:23 am

blackmanb

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So the deal here is, that "text" window allows you to input HTML formatted codes. This is why my <> was stripped off, since that was interpreted as HTML and was evaluated (as nothing).

Thank you - marking question as answered 🙂

- Beverly

Posted : October 30, 2014 6:37 am

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