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I will do that. I really don't remember it adding slashes. The reason I'm so surprised by it is that when I wrote SimpleDesk, I went over the process very thoroughly and I never added slashes myself.That's sort of how I implemented it. The drafts don't need to have the same level of protection that normal posts do, just enough to prevent XSS injections.That's a bug. It should still pick up on the topic, even if it's in a different board. Missing board, on the other hand, is known to cause problems at the present time.Interesting approach.Please do share your ideas in the forum here. I can't promise we'll implement them, but we'll certainly read and consider them.

This is the thing, I want to put that power in the admin's hands. If *they* want to make it complicated, fine, it's their forum.

As it is, we make a lot of decisions about how the core operates, both technically and practically. For something like this I'd prefer to give them some choice in how they present it, and while my gut instinct initially said 'plugin', I can't help but think we can do it faster and cleaner in core.

Rated.

And this is why we htmlspecialchars the subject and never, ever un_htmlspecialchars it for any reason ;)

Like/unlike has a hook... :whistle:

In WYSIWYG mode it should change and stay there to indicate the current style. In non WYSIWYG mode it should do as MultiformeIngegno suggests.

Yup, all good in real IE8.